Darth Maul has become a major, intimidating figure in the Star Wars universe ever since he seemingly died in Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace. Unlike many villains, he isn’t driven by a desire for galactic domination. Instead, he’s fueled by a relentless need for revenge and a deep-seated hatred, primarily focused on stopping his former master, Darth Sidious, from taking control.
With the announcement of Metro 2039, many fans anticipated a significant evolution for the series. However, the initial gameplay reveal left some feeling underwhelmed. Considering it’s been over seven years since the last Metro game, players expected something truly groundbreaking. What we’ve seen so far feels very familiar – more of what Metro already is. While I’m sure 4A Games has more to show, the teaser’s surprisingly down-to-earth approach is actually a welcome change of pace.
Okay, let me tell you, DC is doing something Marvel just hasn’t been able to crack. For years, Marvel’s been trying to deliver a genuinely scary horror movie within the MCU, and honestly? They’ve fallen short every time. But with what DC is planning, it feels like they’re already ahead of the game, achieving something Marvel’s been chasing for years. It’s a bit of a surprise, and frankly, a welcome one for horror fans like me!
Donnie Yen announced on Instagram that filming has begun for Caine, a new movie spun off from the John Wick series. Yen will return as Caine, the blind assassin from John Wick: Chapter 4 who was sent to eliminate John Wick. The project was first revealed in May 2024, and it was previously announced that Yen would also direct the film in addition to starring in it.
Though Westworld and Dark are very different in their settings and overall feel, both excel at building a central mystery that slowly and captivates the viewer. Each episode of these shows reveals new clues while also creating more questions. If you enjoy this type of storytelling, 1899 is a must-watch next.
Before the recent popular shows on Hulu, there was one success that likely paved the way for them. Released in 1985, Margaret Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale presents a chilling vision of a future America, now called the Republic of Gilead. This new nation is ruled by a strict, male-dominated religious government that treats women as inferior. The most disturbing aspect of Gilead is the treatment of “Handmaids”—women forced against their will to bear children for the ruling elite.
Eric Stonestreet played Cameron Tucker throughout all 11 seasons of Modern Family, from 2009 to 2020, and won two Emmy Awards for his work. Viewers loved watching him and his husband, Mitchell, raise their adopted daughter, who quickly became known for her confidence and wit. Cam’s hilarious lines and memorable personality made him a fan favorite, and he even became a popular meme with younger audiences.
New photos have been released of the Transformers Studio Series 86 Deluxe Cliffjumper, Voyager Cyclonus, and Leader Blitzwing figures, which will be available for pre-order shortly. These are updated versions of older figures, highlighting characters from The Transformers: The Movie. This group is part of a larger series of collectible toys being released this year, and one Decepticon jet is getting a lot of attention with several new versions being produced.
Some comic book heroes and villains are famous for dying repeatedly, but always manage to return. While the mutant resurrection protocols helped some cheat death, Wolverine likely has the most experience with the afterlife. Mr. Immortal lives up to his name, consistently defying death. Characters like Jean Grey, Ben Reilly, and Deadpool also frequently return from the dead. Whether these deaths have any lasting meaning is often questioned. However, there’s one character whose deaths have become a significant part of Marvel’s history.
McCarthy’s new movie, Hokum, comes out on May 1st and is already receiving rave reviews. It currently has a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, surpassing the 96% score of Oddity. Critics are calling it one of the scariest films of the year, and are particularly impressed with McCarthy’s direction and the lead actor’s performance.