With no new ideas and little filmmaking panache, Don’t Log Off is a tedious attempt at computer screen horror that fails to make the most of its format. Continue Reading »
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Cloud is a masterful, paranoia-inducing action-thriller with a horror maestro’s touch, filled with great performances, terrifying scares, and a finale that will linger in your mind long after it’s over. Continue Reading »
Slowly but surely it seems like Hocus Pocus 3 will happen — we just don’t know when. Sarah Jessica Parker recently spoke out about the film and hinted that Disney may still move forward with the project. Continue Reading »
The 4K steelbook for Jurassic World Rebirth is now available to preorder at various retailers. Its release date is still to be determined. Continue Reading »
Box office bomb M3GAN 2.0 is out today, July 15, on digital after just three weekends in theaters. Meanwhile, reports indicate Blumhouse has suffered a round of layoffs. Continue Reading »
The DC Universe version of Supergirl is “a total mess,” DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has said now Superman is out in the wild. Continue Reading »
DCU film Superman is censored in India, where a "sensual visual" of the superhero kissing Lois Lane was cut in order to secure a release. Continue Reading »
It’s one of the longest-running superhero debates: would Superman kill? Henry Cavill’s Superman did of course kill General Zod as a last resort in order to save lives in the DCEU. But would David Corenswet’s Superman do the same in the rebooted DCU? Continue Reading »
Here's a look at all the DC movies and series currently in the works, along with a few whose fates may be in jeopardy. Continue Reading »
The discovery challenges findings made by Voyager 2, which collected data suggesting Uranus, unlike other giant planets in the solar system, didn’t have an internal heat source. Continue Reading »
Is burning nearly a $1 million of food that you already bought a good example of "government efficiency"? Continue Reading »
'I'm a doctor, not a legacy character,' Bones McCoy is probably saying—but might we see him in the 'Trek' prequel's upcoming seasons? Continue Reading »
Forest Whitaker and Alan Tudyk were recognized, but we think a few other 'Star Wars' actors also deserved accolades. Continue Reading »
If it weren't for the new budget, New Horizons could keep exploring the outer reaches of the solar system into the 2030s. Continue Reading »
Skyler Gisondo plays the Daily Planet reporter in a way we've never seen him before. Continue Reading »
“So how bad is this? You could remotely take control [of] a train's brake controller from a very long distance away, using hardware that costs sub $500." Continue Reading »
To celebrate the robo-sequel's release on digital today, io9 has your exclusive first look at one of the new behind-the-scenes features accompanying the film. Continue Reading »
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BBC Studios remains 'really committed' to 'Doctor Who' as fans await news of when the show might return. Continue Reading »
Director Steven Leckart uses the film, which will stream on Paramount+, to explore fandom at its best and worst. Continue Reading »
The sequel to the 1984 cult classic 'This Is Spinal Tap' hits theaters in September. Continue Reading »
The reforms are designed to allow more international productions, and talent, to compete for Germany’s top film honor, the Lolas. Continue Reading »
Indonesian actress Asmara Abigail, TV cinematographer James Hawkinson, and indie writer, director, and producer Michael Almereyda are also among the members of the various juries at the Swiss festival. Continue Reading »
The Swede spoke with THR in front of an audience at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which was honoring him with its Crystal Globe for Outstanding Artistic Contribution to World Cinema. Continue Reading »
Hewitt admits she was hesitant to return to the franchise 28 years after the original, and also weighs in on an internet legend that the film's iconic line was conceived by a kid visiting the set. Continue Reading »
Is James Gunn's new feature the best Man of Steel movie ever? Maybe not. But it's the Superman we could all use right now. How it stacks up against the rest. Continue Reading »
Paula Andrea González-Nasser's first film follows a location scout trying to find meaning in her own existence as she slips in and out of people's homes. Continue Reading »
The longtime agent began her career at ICM in 2003 as an intern and amassed an enviable list of big-name screenwriters over a 20-plus year career. Continue Reading »
The superstar — who is a longtime superfan — voices Smurfette in the animated film, while also serving as producer and recording original music. Continue Reading »
Behind-the-scenes video reveals the making of "Pike's Peak." Continue Reading »
The 77th Annual Emmy Awards will be given out in September. Continue Reading »
The executive producer also talked about his pitch for a follow-up show. Continue Reading »
The collection of photos show these are two very different episodes. Continue Reading »
Season 3 debuts with two episodes on Thursday. Continue Reading »
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TrekMovie spoke to the Scottish actor at the SNW junket earlier in the week. Continue Reading »
IDW's new limited series debuts on Wednesday. Continue Reading »
TrekMovie spoke to the actress yesterday. Continue Reading »
The new update seeks to make the STFC experience into a "living, breathing universe." Continue Reading »
The Last of Us season three is set to arrive on our televisions sometime in 2027, according to an HBO executive.
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Anson Mount's hairdo on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is a star unto itself, so Paramount+ has released a new "Pike's Peak" hair tutorial video.
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These King of the Hill episodes are the best the show has to offer, so watch them now before the revival hits Hulu.
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Severance, Andor, The Penguin, and The Last of Us headline a big year for genre TV with the 2025 Primetime Emmy Award nominations.
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The concept of a pocket universe plays a big part in DC Studios' Superman, as well as in DC Comics' Superman stories of the '80s.
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The final season of Stranger Things is just around the corner. Here's everything we know about what awaits us in Netflix's Stranger Things 5.
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Check out Nerdist's reveal of Mondo's SDCC Superman exclusive posters, with a piece from Frank Quitely and a variant from Tom Whalen.
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Critical Role has announced a global tour in 2026. Critical Role's The Echoes of Exandria tour will head to Europe and more.
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Capcom has licensed the exclusive global live-action film and television rights to Street Fighter games to Legendary, with a movie on the way.
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Elizabeth Posey and Will Hochman will join The Boys spinoff Vought Rising's cast alongside Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash.
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In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, we discuss our Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 review and Activision's controversial decision to change THPS 4's long-standing structure. Later in the show, special guest Ash Parrish, video game reporter at The Verge, joins us to discuss last week's Xbox layoffs and studio closures, Summer Games Done Quick, and Missile Command Delta. The Game Informer Show is a weekly podcast covering the video game industry. Join us every Thursday for chats about your favorite titles – past and present – alongside Game Informer staff and special guests from around the industry.Subscribe to Game Informer Magazine:Subscribe nowFollow our hosts on social media:Alex Van Aken (@itsVanAken)Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7)Kyle Hilliard (@KyleHilliard)Wesley LeBlanc (@WesleyLeBlanc)Ash Parrish (@AdAshtra)Listen to "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 Review And Xbox Layoffs (Feat. Ash Parrish)" on Spreaker.
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Donkey Kong Bananza, the next Switch 2 exclusive from Nintendo, launches in just two days on Thursday, July 17, and ahead of its release, Nintendo has released a three-part interview series with the game's leads. That's how we learned you can skip locations and parts of the story in the game, and why Donkey Kong Bananza's destruction gameplay can be traced back to a Goomba with arms. It's also where we learned more about Nintendo's transition from developing Donkey Kong Bananza on Switch to Switch 2. When asked by the interviewer if Donkey Kong Bananza was planned as a Switch 2 game from the jump, producer Kenta Motokura explained that it began life as a Switch title, but was moved to Switch 2 around 2021 due to challenges the team (which also developed Super Mario Odyssey) ran into. Art director Daisuke Watanabe chimed in to add, "We first looked into how we could ... Continue Reading »
With Donkey Kong Bananza just two days away from launching on the Switch 2, Nintendo has released a three-part interview series with the game's leads. That's how we learned you can skip locations and part of the story in Donkey Kong Bananza, thanks to the game's destruction gameplay. It's also how we learned the game's destruction gameplay can be traced back to a Goomba with arms in Super Mario Odyssey. When asked by the interviewer about the origins of Bananza's destruction mechanics, one of the game's directors, Wataru Tanaka, explained the team (which also developed Super Mario Odyssey) had already been researching smashing mechanics before development on Bananza began. "Shortly after Super Mario Odyssey was released, we started running technical experiments with the idea of, 'What kind of game do you get if everything in the environment is destructible?'" That's when producer Kenta Motokura chimed in to add, "We even tried sticking arms on ... Continue Reading »
The Outlast Trials Season 4, Project Diarchy, begins today, introducing a new trial environment and a fresh killer to stalk players. The season adds a twisted new Prime Asset in the form of conjoined twins Otto and Arora Kress. These wealthy lovers work as one, quite literally, to hunt players down using a combination of a chainsaw and a 360-degree vision scope to spot players wherever they hide. You can catch a glimpse of them in action in the launch trailer below. The Kress Twins occupy the new shopping mall trial environment, which houses a new Story Trial called Kill the Politician (guess the objective). Season 4 also adds two new MK-Challenges – Get Out the Vote and Sentence the Persecuted – along with a revamped Rebirth system offering two paths: original Rebirth (solo play) and Communal (team play), and a new Deluxe Catalog of cosmetic items. The Outlast Trials is available now on PlayStation ... Continue Reading »
With Nintendo's next Switch 2 exclusive game, Donkey Kong Bananza, just two days away from launch, the company has released a three-part interview series about the game's development. In the final section of the series, one of Bananza's directors, Kazuya Takahashi, said players can skip locations and parts of the story in the game, thanks to its unique destruction gameplay. "There's a lot of leeway in terms of progression in this game," Takahashi said when asked about any final words he might have to close out the interview. "For example, locations or parts of the story you can skip without suffering any consequences. When the game progresses in a way we hadn't intended, we call it a 'sequence break' in development terminology. Typically, in game development, restrictions are put in place to prevent this from happening, but since this game is all about destruction, we wanted people to play freely." As you can see, ... Continue Reading »
Summer Games Done Quick 2025, this year's week-long, 24-hour speedrunning marathon, ended yesterday after raising more than $2.4 million for charity. More specifically, SGDQ 2025 brought in $2,436,614 for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières.This year, over 2600 attendees gathered at the Hilton Minneapolis in Minnesota from July 6 through July 13 to watch speedrunners blaze through games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Balatro, Super Mario Maker 2, Blue Prince, Mario Kart World, Beat Saber, AEW: Fight Forever, and more. Those 2600 attendees, alongside the thousands of others who tuned in to watch on the SDGQ Twitch channel, raised $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders, which cares for people affected by conflict, disease outbreaks, natural and human-made disasters, and exclusion from health care in more than 70 countries.This year's event featured the new Arist Alley, where artists and craftspeople sold products and more at booths, a live concert by the band The Megas, and ... Continue Reading »
When I reminisce about the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series, my most cherished memories center around the first three entries. THPS 1-3 was my prime with the franchise, the games that introduced me to Mr. Hawk, his skateboarding friends/rivals, and skateboarding culture in general.These are the titles that convinced me that I, too, could skateboard, to the point I went down a rather tall half-pipe before learning how to stay upright on a board. “I nail the 900 all the time in the games, so surely this isn’t so hard,” I confidently thought. This attempt went about as well as Peter Griffin walking down stairs. Misplaced confidence aside, this exemplifies my obsession with the first three games, as they inspired me to do something very, very dumb. Those warm and mildly painful memories do not apply to Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4. Released in 2002, I didn’t have the means at the ... Continue Reading »
There is a twinkling sound every time you turn on the original Destiny that lives on in the hearts of anyone who spent hundreds of hours playing it. Over a decade later, Destiny 2's newest expansion transported players back to those fond early days by re-using the old menu music for The Edge of Fate’s login screen. Read more... Continue Reading »
Since my review of 150 hours spent in Starfield at launch, my opinion on the game has only soured. The added survival mechanics were of fleeting interest to me, and there are a handful of neat mods to toy with. However, nothing I’ve heard of the game’s singular expansion since its 2023 release–from the inclusion of…Read more... Continue Reading »
Remember that really catchy but also very annoying Jack Black song “Lava Chicken” from the Minecraft movie? If you are a parent with kids under the age of 16, you likely do, and you are probably so happy to finally be free of it. Well, bad news: The song was just added to the actual Minecraft game. Sorry. Read more... Continue Reading »
The original Kingdom Hearts came to the PlayStation 2 in 2002 when David Gallagher was 17 years old. The actor, now 40, has played deuteragonist and noted “sexy guy” who “the gamer girls” go crazy for, Riku, for more than half his lifetime, but somehow hasn’t ever played the Disney RPGs. Gallagher has a Twitch channel…Read more... Continue Reading »
Superman is a box office hit, a really good superhero film, and one of the best movies of the summer. And that’s all still true if you saw the movie in India. However, moviegoers in the country did miss out on one of the film’s most romantic moments because the censors found it a bit too intimate. Read more... Continue Reading »
The Analogue 3D promises a classic Nintendo 64 experience on modern displays with all the bells and whistles that entails. The $250 retro console sold out last year and was supposed to ship in early 2025, but the company behind it says orders have been delayed yet again, this time blaming tariffs. Read more... Continue Reading »
From grabbing the wheel of a big rig, to taking some time out from racing to snap eye-catching photos, there’s no shortage of things you can get into while free roaming in Mario Kart World. One of these is finding question mark panels located around each of the game’s tracks. If you want to earn the stickers they…Read more... Continue Reading »
The latest Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered patch makes a lot of changes and tweaks, but one very interesting and important change involving a lore-breaking door wasn’t listed in the lengthy patch notes published earlier this month. Read more... Continue Reading »
It’s a big day for Helldivers 2 fans. The sci-fi extraction shooter finally lets them plant flags anywhere they want, including on enemies. The morale boost from spreading the spirit of “mission accomplished” throughout the galaxy boosts weapon handling and defense for all players in the surrounding radius.…Read more... Continue Reading »
Christoper Nolan’s The Odyssey starring Tom Holland, Matt Damon, and a bunch of other big-name actors is set to hit theaters on July 17, 2026, aka a year from now. The movie is still filming as you read these words. And yet, Warner Bros. will soon start selling tickets for IMAX 70MM showings that will likely sell out…Read more... Continue Reading »
The One True Flag strategem recently got a fun update that didn't work out quite as intended.
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Dead Island 2's original developers have said the cancellation was "catastrophic."
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But there could be much worse to come.
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I have heard this song too many times.
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Everything you need to know about The Edge of Fate raid.
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Iron Galaxy Studios has "the utmost respect for anyone who makes games," even Neversoft.
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I'll admit it, I just enjoy saying that name.
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Morale is, predictably, "in the gutter."
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I'll take the one with the little keeb, please.
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The Mesmer is a bard now; the Ranger is making friends with birds.
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Tom Holland teased how ‘Brand New Day’ will differ from his previous Spidey flicks. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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The film had the biggest opening weekend for a solo Superman film. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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