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Disney+ has renewed Marvel Zombies for a second season, just six months after the first season premiered. The ending of Season 1 left viewers on a cliffhanger – Kamala Khan, also known as Ms. Marvel, found herself in what seemed like a perfect world created by the Scarlet Witch, but soon realized zombies had taken over Earth. Her friend, Riri Williams (Ironheart), was one of the few survivors. This sets up intriguing possibilities for Season 2, and makes fans wonder which other Marvel characters might still be around during the zombie apocalypse.

As the twelfth Star Wars film, The Mandalorian and Grogu naturally draws on elements from previous movies, both in how it looks and the ideas it explores. And, according to a recent behind-the-scenes look, its inspiration goes beyond just the Star Wars universe itself.

The most effective horror anime don’t rely on excessive gore. Instead, they build fear through psychological tension, hinting at unseen dangers, exploring characters’ inner turmoil, and focusing on the consequences of their actions. This approach creates a deeper, more lasting sense of dread than simply showing graphic violence.

Most people are familiar with popular comedies from recent years, like Barbie, The Banshees of Inisherin, No Hard Feelings, Palm Springs, and The Naked Gun. While those films were very successful in theaters and on streaming platforms, and received positive reviews, there are still many other great comedies out there worth watching.

A recent post on Siega’s Instagram has fans speculating about a possible appearance by a young Dexter in the second season of Dexter: Resurrection. It’s possible I’m overthinking things, but the hint is too strong to ignore, and it’s definitely got dedicated fans buzzing with excitement.

Geese released their first album on a major record label in 2021. If you believe they’ll eventually be considered one of the greats from Cleveland, you could estimate they’d be eligible for recognition around 2046.

Since it first aired, From has often been compared to Lost, with some viewers even calling it a worthy successor. This isn’t a coincidence, as From stars Harold Perrineau, a familiar face from Lost, and also reunites several key creative team members, including Jack Bender and Jeff Pinkner, who worked on the original series.

Despite being based on books, the Reacher series consistently delivers high quality and stays true to the source material, offering a good example of how to adapt a book for television. However, Netflix’s other attempt to fill the gap left by Reacher, The Night Agent, is doing things very differently. In fact, it’s actually breaking a common rule that Reacher still follows when adapting Lee Child’s novels.

Following the game’s removal from Steam, its publisher, Networkgo, explained the decision on X (formerly Twitter). They stated they had stepped in to oversee the game’s development, intending to guide the team based on player feedback and improve the game. Addressing claims of unauthorized artwork usage, Networkgo clarified that they were investigating the situation as an editor from the publishing company.

Everyone’s talking about the 2026 reboot of the 1986 film Highlander, starring Henry Cavill, and comparing it to John Wick. But what makes this revival so likely to redefine the fantasy genre? A big reason is the director: Chad Stahelski, who directed all four John Wick movies. Plus, Dave Bautista, known for his role in Marvel films, who plays the villain, has said the action will be revolutionary for the genre.