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The story begins straight away in Infinity Castle, where Tanjiro, a member of the Demon Slayer Corps’ elite group known as the Hashira, and his fellow allies find themselves trapped within Muzan’s lair. Each character gets their moment to shine, although some, like Zenitsu, face particular challenges against demons with personal connections. Shinobu engages in a confrontation with the villainous Doma, while Tanjiro and Akaza’s much-anticipated rematch takes center stage following their first encounter on the Mugen Train. Thankfully, Tanjiro has support from Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, during these intense battles. To complicate matters, Muzan observes from the shadows with a hostage in his possession.

On a crisp Tuesday morning, I eagerly settled in for the home premiere of ‘Nobody 2’, streaming digitally as of now. Mark your calendars for October 7th when the 4K UHD and Blu-ray versions will hit the shelves. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the talented team at ComicBook and Lionsgate have joined forces to offer a sneak peek into one of the enticing bonus features available on both physical and digital copies. Secure your copy for a digital viewing now.

Although ‘The Water Magician’ isn’t the noisiest Isekai anime this summer compared to others, it has been exceptionally captivating. As it gradually establishes its engaging fantasy realm and propels its protagonist towards greater magical power, now is an ideal moment to join the anime series. With each episode, it’s constructing larger pieces for what could potentially become a legendary anime journey.

The film immerses viewers immediately in a global mission, as a secret agent, played by John David Washington, finds himself ensnared in a complex plot that revolves around temporal reversals, an attempt to avert World War III, and a narrative that keeps you utterly engaged. Accompanied by Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, and Kenneth Branagh, Christopher Nolan brings more than just a spy drama to the table. _Tenet_ essentially represents a visual and conceptual conundrum, crafted to make its debut on IMAX screens during a time when movie theaters were uncertain about their own survival.

The offer from Humble Bundle includes a collection of books which comprises the entire Murderbot series by Martha Wells along with extra titles (totaling 14 books), and it’s available at a minimum price of $18. This deal offers a value of $155. You also have an option to purchase 1 or 3 item bundles for as low as $1 and $10 respectively. The ePUB format of the books allows you to read them on any preferred device, and part of the earnings will be donated to World Central Kitchen, a charitable organization. Remember that this deal concludes on September 12th, so don’t miss out! If you prefer to read the Murderbot series in chronological order, here’s the recommended reading sequence:

Refreshingly diving back into some beloved series, I’m finding that they carry a new layer of silliness which I didn’t appreciate initially – be it the humor of certain lines becoming funnier with age, discovering elusive Easter eggs, or moments that seem slightly nonsensical after careful scrutiny. Some themes resonate even stronger in today’s society than when they were first released, like those dealing with political turmoil or challenging societal norms. In 2025, these timeless classics seem more relevant and engaging than ever before, making a rewatch highly recommended for modern perspectives.

In the initial season of the animated Marvel series, “What If…?”, the gruesome Marvel Zombies were introduced in episode five. This alternate reality was contaminated by a virus that originated from the Quantum Realm, causing Earth’s powerful heroes like Captain America, Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, and others to become mindless zombies. However, some of the main characters such as Spider-Man, Black Panther, and an agile Ant-Man without a body managed to survive by mere luck. The first “What If…?” installment concluded with Thanos being turned into a zombie, holding most Infinity Stones, suggesting his return in the upcoming series.

During an interview with Variety, Channing Tatum shared that he’ll be scaling back his distinctive Cajun accent for the movie “Doomsday.” In his own words, “[The directors Anthony and Joe Russo] don’t want to go full-on Cajun. They aim for humor but also want to avoid a complete Deadpool-style approach. When Gambit gets serious and removes his Mardi Gras persona, things become significant.

To date, there are seven movies that fit within the Alien series’ continuity, disregarding the 2004 film “Alien vs. Predator” and its sequel in 2007. As for television content, “Alien: Earth” is the only official series in the franchise so far. Some fans argue that the “Alien: Isolation” digital series, inspired by the video game of the same name, should also be considered canon, although this has not been officially confirmed. Arrange these nine productions in chronological order, and you’ll find it easier to understand the franchise’s overall timeline.