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The latest Digimon series, titled “Beat Break,” has introduced its main character as a 15-year-old high school student named Tomorrow Tenma. Unlike previous characters who had companions like Agumon or Gabumon, Tomorrow is set to embark on his adventures with Gekkomon, a reptilian digital monster that has some big shoes to fill. As of now, the release date for this new series remains undisclosed, but it’s been confirmed that Japanese fans will get to watch episode one at the Digimon Expo 2025. The premiere episode will be screened during the event later this year, with the convention scheduled to take place at Tokyo Dome City Prism Hall on September 20th and 21st. Fans outside of Japan will have to wait until October to catch the series in its entirety. You can watch the trailer and new poster for “Beat Break” below.

Serenity” is a mystery thriller movie featuring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway. Due to its negative reception during test screenings, the studio, Aviron Pictures, chose not to advertise or promote the film. The story revolves around Baker Dill (McConaughey), a fisherman who aspires to catch a big fish. When his ex-wife reappears and asks him to eliminate her current husband, it causes him to question everything he thought was real.

In the initial phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Coulson featured prominently, but he didn’t have as long-lasting a tenure as Fury or Black Widow. Instead, he met his end in a significant battle against Loki, during the premiere of The Avengers. This was quite impactful for fans at the time, as it seemed unexpected that such a pivotal character would be written off. Consequently, they devised an intriguing speculation that laid the groundwork for his eventual comeback.

A significant update features partnership with Balatro, introducing two fresh side missions and complimentary items to the zombie game. Within the game, posters will guide you to these tasks. You’ll then need to crack codes related to the game world to obtain the Jimbo Outfit, a Ceremonial Dagger, Joker Charm, and a new paraglider skin – all as rewards!

Sweet Revenge,” a grisly short tale from horror director Mike P. Nelson (known for his work in Wrong Turn and V/H/S/85), is planned to debut on YouTube this summer as the focal point of the franchise’s daring 45th anniversary promotion.

As a supporter, I’m thrilled to share that at the age of 98, I, Brooks, will be executive producing alongside my partner Kevin Salter. Joining us is an incredibly talented creative team, all alumni from the successful FX series “What We Do in the Shadows.” This show, which recently concluded a six-season run, follows four vampires living on Staten Island and was inspired by a previous film version that made waves as an indie darling when it debuted in 2014.

Taika Waititi, visionary director of both the “Shadows” movie and series, as well as the director of blockbuster “Thor: Ragnarok,” will direct the pilot for our new project, “Very Young Frankenstein.” Stefani Robinson, writer and executive producer of the “Shadows” series, will serve as writer and showrunner for our new production. Lastly, Michael Gruskoff, one of the producers on the original “What We Do in the Shadows” film, completes our trio of creators.

This exciting collaboration promises a fresh take on a classic tale!