10 Best Horror Franchise Movies from the ’90s

These movies fell far short, failing to make an impression: Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation, Hellraiser: Bloodline, Alien Resurrection, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, and Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. It’s important to note that these were theatrical releases, so films like Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest, Leprechaun 3 (none of the Children of the Corn or Leprechaun movies would have made the cut), or Tremors II: Aftershocks were not even in contention.

Puppet Combo Returns With Freaky New PS1-Style Horror Game

Fans of classic PS1-style games have an exclusive opportunity through Puppet Combo’s Patreon: they can now experience the prologue for the upcoming driving horror simulator, titled SkinFREAK. Developed by Jordan King, who previously created Bloodwash under the studio name Black Eyed Priest Games, SkinFREAK is being promoted as a “return to form.

The Naked Gun Fans Get Free Streaming Surprise Alongside Liam Neeson Reboot

You can now stream the original “The Naked Gun” trilogy from the ’80s and ’90s without having to pay for a subscription. “The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!” (1988), “The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear” (1991), and “Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult” (1994) are all available on Pluto TV, Paramount’s free ad-supported streaming service. This is perfect timing as the reboot’s premiere approaches!

Star Wars Is Returning To Theaters (But You’ll Have To Wait for It)

The classic film, “A New Hope“, is set to return to cinemas during a bustling period for Lucasfilm. Meanwhile, Star Wars Celebration 2027 happens early in April in Los Angeles. Additionally, the studio is preparing for the launch of Shawn Levy’s upcoming movie, “Star Wars: Starfighter“, slated to premiere in late May 2027. All these events are part of Lucasfilm’s grand plans to celebrate Star Wars’ 50th anniversary, which is approaching within a few years.

The MCU’s New Most Powerful Character Makes an Infinity Stone Look Weak

In the comics, Franklin possesses almost unbounded power to shape reality based on his thoughts and wishes, similar to the Reality Stone, the powerful Infinity Gem wielded by Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, it’s essential to understand the distinction between the Reality Stone and Franklin Richard. The upcoming release of First Steps offers an inside look at how the MCU is handling Franklin’s god-like abilities, allowing us to compare his powers with the impressive Reality Stone.

First Steps Replaces a Major Fantastic Four Character (& It’s for the Best)

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ben appears wiser than his age, comforting Reed that he holds no grudge about Reed’s absence during the cosmic rays incident on their initial space voyage. Although there might be several reasons for Ben’s optimistic demeanor, one significant factor is a positive development in his romantic life, as depicted in “First Steps.” Yet, while it’s heartening to observe Ben taking steps towards romance, the Marvel Cinematic Universe seems to be shifting its focus away from his primary interest.