James Cameron celebrated Avengers: Endgame beating Avatar at the box office with another social media post after the two movies traded places yet again. Continue Reading »
Joe Manganiello has revealed new plot details about Ben Affleck's canceled Batman movie, including information about an Arkham Asylum-inspired fight with Deathstroke and the DCEU's Batgirl. Continue Reading »
Before Whalefall, these crazy movie premises actually worked too. Continue Reading »
Why are fighting game movies so scared of fighting tournaments? The Street Fighter movie is just the latest example. Continue Reading »
James Gunn has shot down rumors that Milly Alcock was fired as Supergirl and confirmed that he'll show Peter Safran an early cut of Man of Tomorrow later today. Continue Reading »
Street Fighter is in theaters now, so this is our ending explained... or rather, non-ending explained. Plus, are there any post-credits scenes in the new movie? Continue Reading »
James McAvoy revealed he pitched a Picard Star Trek show that would have seen him yet again star as a young Patrick Stewart. Continue Reading »
The seven-film 4K box set for A Nightmare on Elm Street has hit a new low price at Amazon of $58.99. That's a huge 41% discount off its original list price, and perfectly timed ahead of Halloween. Continue Reading »
Last night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled a car that he claims can fly, followed by a short demonstration of its ability to go airborne — and it's hard to think of a Tesla vehicle that's sparked more online reaction since the Cybertruck. Continue Reading »
We visited the set of Street Fighter and discovered plenty about how a gigantic ensemble action movie comes together. Continue Reading »
'Dark Tower' plans can maybe sigh in relief as Flanagan sketches out his approach to the upcoming show. Continue Reading »
TikTok cites its policy on political content. Continue Reading »
Once he's done with the next 'Hunger Games' movie, Francis Lawrence will try his hand at adapting 'Red Rising.' Continue Reading »
Still, it appears Meta will be gobbling up plenty of data. Continue Reading »
CD Projekt Red doesn't want adaptations to canonize the events of 'Cyberpunk 2077,' just keep building out the world. Continue Reading »
The many consequences of climate change are already unfolding across the U.S., and some require more urgent attention. Continue Reading »
Like in 'Highlander,' there can be only one. And right now, Cameron knows that one is 'Avengers: Endgame.' Continue Reading »
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The federal government is set to enact new regulations that will reshape the kratom industry. Continue Reading »
A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary is causing quite a stir over the weekend as 'Sense and Sensibility' also debuts. Continue Reading »
In London, the star also discussed playing people who "haven’t been seen," nearly going crazy on 'True Detective,' police brutality and how 'Green Book' made him feel like a "golden boy," followed by vitriol. Continue Reading »
Adam and Christian Bonke's documentary and character study, screening at the London Film Festival, is a road trip full of mountain vistas and other nature – and existential questions. Continue Reading »
The Oscar-nominated actor and Cartier ambassador joined Oscar-winning filmmaker Sean Baker and moderator Kim Morgan for a Cartier Cinema Club event at Santa Monica's Aero Theatre on Friday. Continue Reading »
The actor dives deep into 'Whalefall,' and partakes in a 'Resident Evil' post-mortem speed round. Continue Reading »
Other participants at the Sunday event in Los Angeles include 'Tangles' director Leah Nelson, 'Hexed' director Fawn Veerasunthorn, 'In Waves' director Phuong Mai Nguyen, 'Iron Boy' director Louis Clichy and 'Forgotten Island' director Joel Crawford. Continue Reading »
Justin Rhodes will pen the script based on Pierce Brown's best-selling sci-fi novel. Continue Reading »
Filmmaker Peter Farrelly surprised attendees by joining LFF director Kristy Matheson on stage at Royal Festival Hall. Continue Reading »
He starred in ‘Beast From Haunted Cave,’ ‘Ski Troop Attack’ and ‘Atlas’ for the B-movie maven but also did lots of Shakespeare on the stage and films overseas. Continue Reading »
The actor also talks about passing on 'Lanterns' (he's watched it and loves it) and reflects on the cancelation of 'Outer Range': "you had gold." Continue Reading »

We caught up with DS9's Kira at the NYC premiere of 'The 60-Year Mission' documentary. Continue Reading »
Cillian O'Sullivan from 'Strange New Worlds' also makes an appearance in 'The Galway Bay Murders.' Continue Reading »
Anthony and Laurie also talk about the 'Starfleet Academy' panel and the Ben Stiller/William Shatner interview. Continue Reading »
The avid Star Trek fan had an idea set on board the USS Stargazer. Continue Reading »
The new documentary in limited release now, and opens in the UK next week. Continue Reading »
The former Picard showrunner sat down with Brent Spiner and Jonathan Frakes for their podcast. Continue Reading »
We also have the dates for next year's Star Trek Las Vegas convention. Continue Reading »
Russell T. Davies is revealing more details on plans for The Doctor to visit the Enterprise. Continue Reading »
The weekly miniseries hits the halfway mark Wednesday. Continue Reading »
We caught up with the actor at 'The Sixty-Year Mission' documentary premiere in New York. Continue Reading »
The Long Walk and Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence will helm an adaptation of the popular sci-fi novel Red Rising for Paramount.
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Antonio Banderas will partner with Nicolas Cage in season five of HBO's mysterious crime drama series True Detective.
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After playing young Patrick Stewart in several X-Men films, James McAvoy pitched a young Captain Picard series, and it almost happened.
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VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas says he'd like to adapt the fan-favorite Young Avengers series The Children's Crusade for the MCU.
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Pringles is giving fans the opportunity to win money and an urn for Halloween. The cash can help them to purchase over 10,000 Pringles cans.
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After hitting pause on filming Matt Reeves' The Batman- Part II, Warner Bros. has hired Steven Soderbergh to finish principal photography.
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Ahead of its theatrical release, the Street Fighter movie dropped a behind-the-scenes blooper reel of the cast cutting up between punches.
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Crystal Lake tells the origin story of Pamela and Jason Voorhees, and is filled with many callbacks to the Friday the 13th franchise.
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A new report about the state of DC Studios in the aftermath of the Skydance merger suggests which five movies are next to get a greenlight.
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If you are more interested in horror after reading Dungeon Crawler Carl, here’s a list of books to try that have similar scares.
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It's a new week on The Game Informer Show, and we've got a ton of games to get into! First, Brian is here to report back on his hands-on impressions of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake.After the break, Charles and Wes hop on to discuss their reviews of Castlevania: Belmont's Curse and Valor Mortis, and we also briefly get into Dressmaker and the new Lego Batman DLC before answering some listener questions.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 game magazine!Watch or listen here: Listen to "The Ocarina of Time Remake Is Stunning" on Spreaker.Follow our hosts on social media:Alex Van Aken (@itsvanaken)Brian Shea (@brianpshea)Kyle Hilliard (@kylehilliard)Charles Harte (@chuckduck365)Wesley LeBlanc (@wesleyleblanc)Eric ... Continue Reading »
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Yakuza/Like a Dragon developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios is releasing its quasi-prequel game, Stranger Than Heaven, in January, and ahead of its release, the team has been pulling back the curtain on protagonist Makoto Daito's decades-spanning adventure through Japan. A new story trailer RGG released today shows Makoto arriving in Japan and seemingly learning to rap, courtesy of Snoop Dogg's Orpheus. Titled "Act 1: Kokura Story Trailer," this new Stranger Than Heaven teases how Makoto traveled to Japan to learn English and work before deciding he wants to go to Japan. He ends up on a large ship and begs Orpheus to take him to Japan. And so, Makoto's first stop in the country is Kokura, Fukuoka Prefecture, in 1915. Stranger Than Heaven spans multiple decades across its 50-year story, taking Makoto to Kure, Minami, Atami, and finally Shinjuku. Check out the latest Stranger Than Heaven story for yourself below: Stranger Than Heaven launches January ... Continue Reading »
I've been tracking Nekome: Nazi Hunter here at Game Informer since its reveal earlier this year. I finally went hands-on with it during Gamescom 2026 and relished just how disrespectfully brutal it is to Nazis. You will soon get the chance to experience that brutality yourself because developer ProbablyMonsters is releasing a demo on Steam soon on October 19, and it will be available through October 26. Ahead of that demo launch, ProbablyMonsters also released a new trailer highlighting the game's narrative and villainous Hyena troupe of Nazi leaders as part of today's Galaxies Autumn Showcase. These Hyenas are at the center of protagonist Vano's Nazi hunting, and they are a notorious squad of Nazi agents whose extreme brand of cruelty made them feared across occupied Europe and the world, according to a press release. Players will control Vano as he kills countless Nazis in violent and bloody ways while tracking down each ... Continue Reading »
Untitled Goose Game developer House House launched Big Walk, its multiplayer cooperative puzzle-adventure game, on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, PC, and Mac in August to critical acclaim. Since then, players have asked the studio to release the game on Xbox Series X/S, the only console absent from its launch lineup. Today, House House released an explanation stating that Big Walk is not on Xbox in accordance with the Palestinian-led BDS boycott against Microsoft."We have made the decision not to release Big Walk on Xbox, in accordance with the Palestinian-led BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) movement call to boycott Microsoft, and their designation of Microsoft Games (and Xbox) as a priority boycott target," the statement reads. House House later writes that it would love for players to experience Big Walk on Xbox, but notes that won't happen until Microsoft and/or Xbox have been removed as BDS boycott targets. BDS is an international boycott movement "for ... Continue Reading »
There's a lot of debate about the term "friendslop" these days, but regardless of how you feel, it's clear most players of these games call them that affectionately. Perhaps the most successful friendslop game is Peak, which hit critical mass amongst friend groups, Discords, Twitch streams, and more after its June launch last year. Now, it's set to reach new friend groups as Peak launches on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2 next week. More specifically, developers Aggro Crab and Landfall will release Peak on PS5 on October 22. The console versions of Peak will include "all content updates, biomes, and new items the game has received since launch," including custom mountain runs.You can get a taste of Peak's humor and gameplay in the new trailer below: Peak launches on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch 2 on October 22. Meanwhile, read Game Informer's review of Peak.
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Developer Strange Scaffold, the studio behind games like I Am Your Beast and TMNT: Tactical Takedown, has released a new trailer for El Paso, Elsewhere 2, highlighting the game's third-person vampire-shooter action. Plus, you can play the game today thanks to a new demo on Steam. This sequel is the follow-up to 2023's breakout El Paso, Elsewhere (which is also getting a TV adaptation – thanks, GameSpot), and brings back protagonist James Savage as he continues his journey across the United States to kill monsters like gargoyles, possessed animatronics, vampires, and more, and seal away these evil forces. Strange Scaffold says James is betrayed by a close friend and dragged into the Void itself to repay a terrible debt to an Eldritch horror. "He once killed the monster he loved to save the world," a press release reads. "Now, he must save his betrayer to save himself." Check out the new El Paso, Elsewhere ... Continue Reading »
Grand Theft Auto VI is nearly, actually, truly upon us. The game releases November 19 and to celebrate the release that is about a month a four days away, Rockstar has unleashed its presumed final trailer.The trailer offers a little background on Jason, some insight into his and Lucia's relationship, lots of explosions, a man eating fried chicken in a very intimidating way, and hints at the physical and emotional strife the protagonist duo will be experiencing in the game.The trailer features a song with a very long title called Flower In A Hurricane (feat. Tame Impala, SZA, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) [from GTAVI], which you can find ... Continue Reading »
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The underground horror community is mourning a charitable filmmaker, who sharpened his fangs on numerous indie scares Continue Reading »
Step into Robert Moses’ shoes as you dismantle civilization and ensure these little computer people never witness a 15-minute city in their lifetime Continue Reading »
In an interview with Joseph Shepherd, the prolific Wolverine and Wolfenstein voice actor addresses the amusing trend, but says she prefers to play characters that don’t resemble her Continue Reading »
Announcing a hiatus, Melee pro Jason ‘Mew2King’ Zimmerman says he regrets posting the now viral photos and would have stepped back if he believed the community was at risk Continue Reading »
The Stockholm District Court issued the bankruptcy order against the studio on Monday, following reports that Liquid Swords' developers have gone unpaid for the past two months Continue Reading »
A return to form if not to Call of Duty's heyday Continue Reading »
God forbid someone in Rockstar Games' marketing department decided to add a little artistic flair to a trailer Continue Reading »
Sora’s adventure begins with an ominous, terrifying nightmare Continue Reading »
I've never been more scared to see a movie that's not a horror film Continue Reading »
Mel Jarnson plays Cammy, or at the very least, someone going by that name Continue Reading »
It's not just the principle of the thing: There could be more money up for grabs.
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Ding dong pookie.
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Any resemblance to actual persons or actual events is purely coincidental.
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What's up, Barrens Chat.
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"Wizards is not neutral on the question of unionization."
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Flesh grinders of the world, unite.
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…if you get it on GOG, anyway.
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"What happens when you merge a directional combat system with an ability to pet dogs and cats?"
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Alliance Arts will instead host "closed sessions" for Drunken Goddess Reflux.
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CEO Rui Casais to depart the company at the end of the year.
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Netflix finally showed the world its version of Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, and the first trailer has already started more arguments. The film is directed by Greta Gerwig, carries a reported budget near $280 million, and arrives in theaters on February 12, 2027, before it lands on Netflix on April 2. That theatrical release […] Continue Reading »
Local12 reports another criminal was arrested for trying to sell off a stolen pamphlet – get this – from the Walking Dead series: The sale of a rare, graded, first-edition “Walking Dead” comic book led to a man’s arrest. According to WKMG, 63-year-old John Anthony Higgins was taken into custody […] Continue Reading »
The new Street Fighter movie hit theaters this weekend, and the reviews show a film built for fans of the games rather than moviegoers looking for a serious story. Director Kitao Sakurai’s adaptation leans hard into 1990s arcade nostalgia, bright action, and familiar characters, while several critics say the jokes and plot don’t always […] Continue Reading »
Another free streaming option is coming to American viewers. Rakuten TV, a major European free ad-supported streaming service, is expanding into the United States as families look for ways to watch entertainment without stacking up another monthly bill. Rakuten TV announced the move at MIPCOM in Cannes. The company will bring its FAST, […] Continue Reading »
Sylvester Stallone will return as Dwight Manfredi in Frisco King, the upcoming Tulsa King spinoff starring Samuel L. Jackson. Stallone told Extra that he will appear in a few episodes as Manfredi crosses paths with Jackson’s Russell Lee Washington Jr. in Texas. The confirmation adds another major name to Taylor Sheridan’s expanding Paramount+ crime […] Continue Reading »
Although not a Stephen King fan, I was intrigued by the new Amazon Prime Carrie show, hoping to get some answers and insights to the Carrie lore, since King is notoriously vague on origin details for his characters. But this latest Carrie Adaption wasn’t what I was expecting. *** Spoilers*** There […] Continue Reading »
Ben Affleck thinks DC still hasn’t settled the most basic question facing its superhero movies: are they made for children, adults, or both? In a new interview with Variety, the former Batman said the studio remains caught between a darker, more adult version of its characters and a version broad enough for younger audiences. […] Continue Reading »
Adventures in Poor Taste says Marvel’s new EIC allegedly has plans for fixing Marvel’s management, starting with the busloads of variant covers that became a ludicrous staple of the industry for well over a decade now. Near the beginning, the site predictably sugarcoats Wacker’s pretensions: It’s been no secret in the comic book […] Continue Reading »
PlayStation 5 owners have found a way to play physical PlayStation 2 discs on Sony’s current console, but only if they hack the system first. A new emulator called PS5SX2 can read compatible PS2 DVDs, copy the game to the console’s storage, and launch it through emulation. The project was built by a […] Continue Reading »
While everyone waits to learn who will play the next James Bond, Netflix is quietly building its own answer to 007. The streamer is developing an adaptation of Mark Millar’s King of Spies, a violent spy story about an aging British agent who decides to spend his final months killing the people he believes […] Continue Reading »
