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Once upon a time, there was a plan for a “Dark Universe” featuring reboots of Universal Monsters, but when Tom Cruise’s The Mummy didn’t create much excitement about that shared cinematic universe, those plans mostly fell apart. However, in 2020, Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man became a success with both viewers and critics, sparking a renewed interest in classic monsters. He then announced a new take on The Wolf Man as a follow-up to his previous project, which he described as a “companion piece.” Although these projects may not have a strong narrative connection, they will continue the themes that Whannell introduced in 2020. The Wolf Man is scheduled for release in theaters on January 17, 2025.

Get ready, as the first glimpse of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan’s much-awaited vampire film is just around the corner! Ever since its initial announcement, details about this project have been scarce, with only the knowledge that it centers around a vampire hunter in the Southern region. On Monday, Warner Bros. delighted movie enthusiasts by disclosing the film’s official name and confirming that the trailer will be released on Tuesday.

This afternoon, wrestling enthusiasts started noticing that a significant part of the story between AEW’s Nigel McGuinness and Bryan Danielson, which was previously on YouTube, had mysteriously disappeared. Some speculated that this could be due to a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) claim made by WWE, leading to the video’s removal from AEW’s YouTube channel. However, it’s possible that the circumstances might not be as sinister as they seem. McGuinness spent several years working for WWE as a commentator, and during this time, there was a special showcase of his Ring of Honor career on the WWE Network. He also participated in a Roundtable discussion with Seth Rollins and Cesaro for Ring of Honor. Since a lot of Ring of Honor footage was included in the special program, it’s plausible that WWE’s systems might have mistakenly flagged the footage if it turned out to be the same.

For approximately three years, the team at NetherRealm Studios has been working on their project following “Mortal Kombat 1” to some extent. Starting this week, we’re moving into Year 2 of “MK1”, marked by the launch of the story expansion titled “Khaos Reigns”. Following this, there are still a few DLC fighters lined up for “MK1”, such as Ghostface, the T-1000 Terminator, and Conan the Barbarian. Whether or not these will be the final major content additions for “MK1” remains to be seen, but the developers have already got plans for what they’ll do next in the future.