DC fans are convinced the DCU's Wonder Woman will be played by Adria Arjona after she posted a video of her workout routine ahead of Man of Tomorrow. Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has earned more than $1 billion at the international box office, and it still has nearly four more weeks left in theaters. Continue Reading »
Zach Cregger says he'd love to tell more stories in the Resident Evil universe, admitting he already has "ideas" about where he’d take things in a second film. Continue Reading »
Street Fighter, Stranger Than Heaven, buzzy festival movies, horror schlock, a super-stylish indie, and more. Continue Reading »
A new Spanish-language trailer for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie includes never-before-seen footage of a tentacle-like mutation that looks frighteningly similar to Las Plagas from RE4. Continue Reading »
Mrs. Doubtfire, the beloved comedy starring Robin Williams, is officially getting a 4K release on September 29. Here's where it's available to preorder and what bonus features it comes with. Continue Reading »
Translator Emily Wilson is retranslating Homer's The Odyssey from scratch, following her viral critiques calling Christopher Nolan's blockbuster film adaptation "abysmal." Continue Reading »
Hugh Jackman's Wolverine looks set to follow Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool in co-owning an English football team. Continue Reading »
A flurry of reports point to Marvel secretly mounting a new live-action Disney+ series, potentially featuring characters from the Young Avengers or New Mutants. Continue Reading »
We're sure no one will have a problem with this completely reasonable proposal. Continue Reading »
'Squid Game' star Hoyeon joins Michael Fassbender, and Alicia Vikander in 'The Wailing' director's sci-fi action film, in theaters September 9. Continue Reading »
The 'Weapons' director has 'Resident Evil' hitting theaters later in September. Continue Reading »
The New York Times discovers clout chasing. Continue Reading »
Paramount passed on a 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' sequel after it bombed at the box office. Continue Reading »
As models become more advanced, they could also grow more inscrutable. Continue Reading »
"Particulate matter can cause blockage and clotting in blood vessels," according to the recall notice. Continue Reading »
'Silo' season three just ended, but we've already got out first look at season four. Continue Reading »
The New Mexico man livestreamed himself taking one of the cameras down. Continue Reading »
Pete Hegseth has called for all service members 30 and older to be screened for testosterone deficiency. Continue Reading »
Simon Stone’s drama about the sustaining power of art is a time capsule of late 1980s London, also starring Olivia Colman, Billie Piper and Johnny Flynn. Continue Reading »
Also starring Vicky Krieps, the Telluride premiere chronicles the couple's tumultuous time in Germany, during which the author penned one of his greatest masterpieces. Continue Reading »
"He was almost always the smartest, funniest person in whatever room he was in. He inspired in me, and many others, a love of photography, music, and storytelling," his son, Ian, wrote on Instagram. Continue Reading »
Also featuring Caitríona Balfe, Kit Connor and D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, the film — adapted from Colm Tóibín's novella — measures the after-effects of a disappearance in the Rocky Mountains in the 1950s. Continue Reading »
The 'Widow's Bay' star plays a London social worker in the English writer-director's Telluride-bowing film, co-starring Alice Bailey Johnson, Marion Bailey and Paul Jesson. Continue Reading »
Guy Nattiv‘s Telluride-bound drama, 'The Liberation,' is inspired by the real-life story of his own maternal grandmother, a Holocaust survivor who was searching for spiritual fulfillment and ended up joining a cult. Continue Reading »
John Malkovich, Julianne Moore, Andrew Scott, Léa Seydoux and Ron Howard were among the big names on the ground as the fest's 53rd edition got underway in the Rockies on Friday. Continue Reading »
Jack Huston leads Schrader’s latest meditation on guilt and redemption, alongside Sofia Boutella and Bill Pullman. Continue Reading »
Jack Huston, Sofia Boutella and Daniel Zavatto star in the octogenarian’s new feature, a morally complex study of past sin affecting present life. Continue Reading »
The debut feature by Lebanese filmmaker Rami Kodeih centers on two siblings determined to reclaim their savings after a corruption-fueled economic crisis freezes bank deposits. Continue Reading »

Tony and Laurie also talk about a new interview with the filmmakers writing the next Star Trek movie. Continue Reading »
A temporal anomaly traps the crew inside a soap-opera reality while Pike confronts a life he lost. Continue Reading »
John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein said their story takes place "almost in real time." Continue Reading »
Episode 407 arrives on Thursday. Continue Reading »
Anthony and Laurie engage in some brief puppet talk before reviewing this week's SNW episode. Continue Reading »
Star Trek Day is coming up fast. Continue Reading »
An off-duty window becomes a warp emergency when the Enterprise is pushed beyond its safe limits. Continue Reading »
TrekMovie spoke with Henry Alonso Myers. Continue Reading »
Check out the new trailer released at Gamescom. Continue Reading »
The five-issue series wraps up Wednesday. Continue Reading »
LEGO is releasing five new advent calendars for the 2026 holiday season. The line-up includes Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars: the Mandalorian.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! and Crocs have teamed up to release four new pairs of clogs, complete with unique Jibbitz featuring characters and objects from the anime. The post New YU-GI-OH! Crocs Perfect For The Working Duelist appeared first on Nerdist. Continue Reading »
Despite box office, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves was a hit with fans. And its directors confirm another studio may do a sequel.
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We spoke to BoxLunch’s Vice President of Marketing at this year's D23 about how fans can inspire new products. Then we saw that actually happen.
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DC Comics and Amazon Prime have teamed up for a DC Villains 6-film limited-edition Steelbook that's coming in October.
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Ahead of the play's last production in Stratford-upon-Avon, George R.R. Martin has announced The Mad King is moving to London in 2027.
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The world of popular video game God of War is coming to Prime Video. Here's everything we know about it so far.
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Despite remaining the steward of The Last of Us franchise, Naughty Dog confirms zero creative involvement with HBO's The Last of Us season 3.
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Ryan Reynolds said the MCU will eventually pay off that TVA scene from Deadpool and Wolverine that showed Thor crying over the Merc's body.
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A new extended clip from Zach Cregger's Resident Evil finds Austin Abrams running from dive-bombing zombies.
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It's a packed week of The Game Informer Show. Marcus, Charles, and Eric discuss last week's Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look, and talk about where their personal hype levels for GTA VI stand. Then, we break down the double-header Sony State of Play showcase, and talk about our favorite announcements from AAA and smaller studios alike.After the break, we get into a trio of big game reviews that dropped over the last week: The Blood of Dawnwalker, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and Orbitals. The fall season is in full swing, and the crew talks about which of these three games are already standing out. The Game Informer Show is a weekly podcast covering the video game industry. Join us every Friday for chats about video game reviews, news, and exclusive reveals alongside Game Informer staff and special guests from around the industry. Support the show by subscribing to our physical video ... Continue Reading »
In 2008, Kojima Productions released what was billed as the swan song for Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear series: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. The game had the staggering task of tying up decades of storytelling by bringing together Solid Snake, Ocelot, Otacon, Raiden, and many more characters for one explosive finale. The adventure centers on a rapidly aging Solid Snake racing against the clock to stop his twin and nemesis, Liquid Snake, one last time. Of course, there are far more bizarre shenanigans at play. Guns of the Patriots was acclaimed for its storytelling, cinematic presentation, and evolution of the series' stealth gameplay, namely the OctoCamo suit that allowed Snake to mimic the appearance/texture of any surface he touched. It is also one of the few games to score a rare 10/10 from Game Informer. Now, thanks to the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, we can finally revisit ... Continue Reading »
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is finally out, and if you were considering picking it up – you should! It’s great, and you can read why in my review for Game Informer here. Now, if you’ve read any reviews for the game, or even previews leading up to its launch, you’ve likely heard about its difficulty, particularly its boss fights. While standard mob enemies have you feeling powerful, bosses absolutely put you in your place. There’s one boss I died more than a dozen times trying to defeat. But, if that scares you, don’t let it. Onimusha: Way of the Sword features the perfect easy mode for a game like this. Capcom calls it Story (Storyline Focus) mode, a difficulty that lets you focus on the story and is recommended for action game beginners. That’s true in that, yes, it is a much easier difficulty mode compared to the Action (Combat Focus) mode that aims to ... Continue Reading »
Apparently not to be outdone by PlayStation airing back-to-back State of Play presentations this week, Nintendo has announced two Direct broadcasts scheduled for next week. This includes a traditional Nintendo Direct and a special Direct celebrating The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary.The news was first announced on the Nintendo Today app. On Tuesday, September 8, The Legend of Zelda: 40th Anniversary Direct airs at 7:00 a.m. PT/10:00 a.m. ET. It will last approximately 30 minutes. Nintendo has not detailed what announcements to expect, but it's fair to assume ... Continue Reading »
Last month, we traveled to Austin, Texas to play Exodus, a promising sci-fi RPG made by former Mass Effect developers. We cover a lot of ground in our exclusive 14-page cover story, including several missions of hands-on gameplay, but the piece ends with impressions of a mission set on Khonsu. It's an orbital platform above Lidon, the game's home world, and it's home to a society of giant talking frogs. In other words, it was a highlight of the demo.Today, I (Charles Harte) am joined by senior associate editor Marcus Stewart as I finally get to show off the sequence I saw firsthand on the cover story trip. It includes stealthy (and not-so-stealthy) combat encounters, a major narrative decision, and a boss fight against a massive armor-clad War Bear. You can check it out for yourself below. For more Exodus, you can head to our coverage hub, which we'll be updating all month ... Continue Reading »
Xbox has announced a major change to its cloud gaming service, which is included in Xbox Game Pass subscriptions. Starting in November, Game Pass plans will now have limits on the number of hours players can spend cloud gaming based on their subscription tier. Xbox Cloud Gaming launched in 2020 and allows users to stream select games over the internet to supported mobile devices, letting them enjoy console-quality experiences on the go. There has never been a limit to using the feature, but this will soon change according to an Xbox Wire Post. In November, the number of cloud gaming hours allotted each month will be as follows: Game Pass Ultimate: 15 hoursGame Pass Premium: 10 hoursGame Pass Essential: 5 hours“Today, eligible Game Pass subscribers can stream without these monthly hour limits,” reads Xbox’s post. “We recognize that introducing limits is a meaningful change, particularly for players who regularly spend more time gaming through ... Continue Reading »
Colorado-based developer IllFonic has been making asymmetrical multiplayer games based on iconic movie IPs for most of its existence. Arguably its biggest hit remains its first stab at the genre, with 2017's Friday the 13th: The Game (a great game now infamous for its shutdown), but since then, the team has released Predator: Hunting Grounds, Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, and most recently, Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game. Finally, though, IllFonic is making the biggest horror-movie-turned-asymmetrical-multiplayer layup game of all time with Halloween: The Game. If you preorder the more expensive fancy-smancy version, you can hop into the game early on September 4; otherwise, the game goes wide on September 8. I need more time to work through and digest IllFonic's multiplayer offering in Halloween, but I have completed the single-player campaign (the studio's first in one of these games) and wanted to bring you some initial thoughts. A Few Notches Above Glorified Tutorial
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If today's State of Play from PlayStation wasn't enough gaming news, Konami was hot in its heels with its own showcase. The Press Start stream showed off looks at a handful of Konami games, with new trailers and details. Here's a rundown of everything we saw. Everything Shown At The Konami Press Start Stream
Silent Hill: TownfallRelease Date: September 24Motoi Okamoto, Silent Hill series producer, teed up a new trailer showing off the game's creators and cast. Writer/director Jon McKellan tells the story of how he cast Jovan Adepo as Simon after seeing his performance in ... Continue Reading »
Setting the record straight on making artsy games vs. ones that sell Continue Reading »
The CEO said he had a bad feeling once Phil Spencer retired Continue Reading »
EA’s latest Star Wars game is more than just an XCOM clone, but it's a bit rough around the edges Continue Reading »
'This is a really decentralized company. We [are] completely decentralized' Continue Reading »
Tomb Raider and Guardians of the Galaxy belong in any big Steam library Continue Reading »
CS2 Tracker's 'Slur Tracking' detection feature has only emboldened homophobes and racists, who are now competing to reach the top of Counter-Strike 2's slur-related leaderboards Continue Reading »
The Brat Prince and his various situationships have a lot of opinions on Rebel Wolves' new vampire video game Continue Reading »
So far, no game company has sued the White House for infringement Continue Reading »
A lot of PC players want more time and more storage in the new open-world RPG Continue Reading »
A complex situation with accusations of abuse has left the project in a very precarious position Continue Reading »
Well, the honor truly belongs to fall in general, but let's take this one month at a time.
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"Doesn't make it a bad game, or even a problem."
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There's actually no connection to Labor Day that I can see, but Civ 7 is free to play until September 10, and it's on sale too.
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It actually sounds like a really good idea, but of course the cops are against it.
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Bungie says it "will continue to maintain a physical office presence in Bellevue."
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The arcade currently includes games based on Tetris, Flappy Bird, and Snake, and of course a healthy dose of racism and pro-Trump propaganda.
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A new app allows you to inject DLSS Neural Rendering deep into games even if you're running an AMD card. You probably won't want to, though.
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Decide the fate of Vale Sangora and free Coen's family.
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Chestnuts roasting on an open car-fire.
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Seven-figures? Now we're talking.
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Sony has launched Live TV on PS5, a free, ad-supported streaming service that gives PlayStation 5 owners access to more than 100 live channels. The service went live in the United States on Aug. 31 and includes movies, television shows, anime, sports, news, weather and other programming. Players can access Live TV on […] Continue Reading »
You already know how DEI writers are destroying heroic stories—race-swapping characters, gender-swapping leads, and inserting ideological agendas into classic narratives. But what you might not know is why. Why is this happening across every form of entertainment? Because these writers fear what heroic stories demand of them. Before we start, we need to […] Continue Reading »
Dan Stevens is set to play Alex Murphy and his cyborg alter ego in Prime Video’s upcoming RoboCop series. The eight-episode show will bring the popular sci-fi franchise back to television, but Amazon MGM Studios has not announced a production or release date. The series is based on the 1987 film directed by […] Continue Reading »
New Beauty tells of a hair stylist/colorist who took some inspiration from the dark haired color certain superheroes are known for: Call it Blue-Black, “comic-book color” or the “Superman shade”—a rich, jewel-toned black with a cool, glossy blue undertone, emerging as one of the must-haves this fall in Los Angeles, according to celebrity colorist Chad Kenyon, who […] Continue Reading »
Have you ever opened a gaming app, scrolled through dozens of titles, and realized they all felt surprisingly familiar? While the gaming industry continues to grow, players today are looking for more than just another game—they want fresh ideas, engaging visuals, smooth performance, and experiences that keep them coming back. That’s exactly why JiliGames […] Continue Reading »
Ridley Scott is developing a new Alien movie that would continue the story of David, the android played by Michael Fassbender in Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. The plan appears to shift attention away from a direct Alien: Romulus sequel, although 20th Century Studios has not canceled that project. Scott discussed the next film […] Continue Reading »
Gothic horror has become one of Hollywood’s safer ways to revive an established property. AMC turned Interview with the Vampire into a praised series decades after Anne Rice’s novel appeared. In 2024, Nosferatu proved that even a 1922 film could return to theaters and attract audiences at Christmas. Yet one major gothic property […] Continue Reading »
I finally watched Disclosure Day this week after renting it on Prime, almost three months after it opened in theaters. By now, the hype has faded, the theatrical run is over, and viewers can judge the movie without all the opening-week noise. Unfortunately, watching it later doesn’t make the movie work any better. […] Continue Reading »
Gal Gadot said DC Studios gave her reason to believe Wonder Woman 3 would move forward before the project was dropped, and she criticized the way Henry Cavill and director Patty Jenkins were handled during the company’s superhero reset. Gadot addressed her exit from the role during an appearance on Josh Horowitz’s Happy […] Continue Reading »
One of Miller’s interviewers said in one of the recent articles about him that he’s got no intention of slowing down with his career, even as he’s reaching 70, and as the following interview from the Washington Post makes clear, he’s not done with his current promotional tour yet: The pages of a Frank Miller […] Continue Reading »
Prime Video is not continuing the adventures of Nicolas Cage’s Ben Reilly. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
Joe Russo says he sees the script as “a living organism.” Continue reading… Continue Reading »
These totally dead characters were brought back in really bizarre ways. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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The latest DC blockbuster is coming to HBO Max this month. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
From ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ to ‘Scary Movie,’ watch these new movies at home the weekend of September 4, 2026, for free or via VOD. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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“The Henry situation was not handled elegantly, to say the least.” Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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You think of him as a villain, but Doom is actually the hero of Doomsday. Continue reading… Continue Reading »