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Although creatures such as the Indominus rex from “Jurassic World” and Distortus from “Rebirth” are undeniably fearsome, they also seem a bit absurd and fail to evoke the same level of terror as their non-hybridized counterparts. Despite their occasional overshadowing by the numerous adventures of the two more popular species, the series still presents a plethora of truly terrifying thundering dinosaurs. Here are our top choices for the most intimidating dinosaurs from the various Jurassics, aside from those two well-known species.

Beginning August 1, 2025, the action-packed movie titled “Safe House,” initially released by Universal in 2012, became available for streaming on Tubi. Directed by Daniel Espinosa and penned by David Guggenheim, this film centers around Denzel Washington as a notorious rogue agent and Reynolds as a young CIA operative in Cape Town, South Africa. Their assignment is to safeguard a hideout where Frost is held. However, the hideout comes under attack by mercenaries, forcing Weston and Frost to work together to survive and uncover who’s after their lives. Besides Washington and Reynolds, Vera Farmiga, Brendan Gleeson, Sam Shepard, Rubén Blades, Nora Arnezeder, and Robert Patrick are part of the stellar cast.

As a cinephile enthusiast, I must say that the captivating Hulk series, titled “The Immortal Hulk,” significantly elevated Roxxon’s influence. The corporation’s already powerful CEO, Dario Agger, found himself at odds with the monstrous Hulk. In a brilliant twist, writer Al Ewing introduced Roxxon to “Immortal Thor,” and the company employed the arcane powers of the Asgardian Enchantress to spawn a new Thor, who initially managed to thwart them. However, Agger’s defeat only served to amplify his power.

In the first issue of “Mortal Thor,” we are introduced to the newest incarnation of the hero – Sigurd Jarlson, a man with no memory of his divine past and devoid of supernatural powers. Jarlson crosses paths with Roxxon agents, painting them as the most nefarious corporation in Marvel lore. Their history reveals that they’ve always operated on the shady side of the law. Indeed, their actions have become synonymous with deceit and malevolence within the Marvel Universe.

Tadatoshi Fujimaki’s manga “Kill Blue” has drawn to a close, following Shonen Jump’s announcement that it was approaching its climax. After 115 chapters and the latest issue, this popular series is set for a fresh start with a completely new anime adaptation. Excitingly, the creators of “Kill Blue” have confirmed that their own TV anime will debut in 2026. To get a sneak peek at what’s to come from this new show, check out the first teaser trailer and poster below!

I’m the gamer taking on the role of Sloane Spencer, glasses-wearing whiz from the peaceful suburban haven of Little Creek. With eerie happenings causing a townwide curfew, me and my timid pals aren’t about to let fear hold us back. We’re diving headfirst into uncovering the truth behind these mysterious occurrences.

Beginning both the week and the month, Peacock will introduce a swarm of fresh movie offerings, many of which are horror films to set the mood for your Spooky Season viewing. Some of the new movies joining us on Monday include “Child’s Play,” “Terrifier 3,” “Goosebumps,” “Halloween III: Season of the Witch,” “The Mummy,” “Scream 4,” and “The Thing.

One timeless classic TV series from Nickelodeon, “Are You Among Those Who Dread Night?“, sparked a love for horror anthologies in countless children. Remarkably, given its target audience on a kid-focused network like Nickelodeon, the show managed to deliver stories that were not only intense but genuinely frightening, as told by the Midnight Society. Here are 10 of the scariest episodes from “Are You Among Those Who Dread Night?“.

The animated series “The Loud House” is set to stream multiple seasons on Netflix starting from September 1st, according to a recent update. So far, eight seasons of the show have been broadcasted, and Season 9 is currently airing on Nickelodeon. However, it remains undisclosed how many seasons will be added in September. This development brings excitement to fans who could previously only watch “The Loud House Movie” streaming on the platform.

According to reports by leaker billbil-kun on Dealabs, Team Cherry has yet to confirm or deny the pricing, but it’s been suggested that the price for the Steam version might be the same across all platforms available in the United States. If these reports are accurate, European customers may pay €19.50 instead.