Month: October 2025

Israel vs. Hamas By Howard Bloom Frankly, I was horrified by the coverage of Israel’s retaliatory strikes on October 29th.  Horrified by the headlines claiming, “strikes kill more than 100 in Gaza.” And horrified by the mainstream media’s coverage of this entire Gaza war.   The mainstream media has been hijacked by Hamas. Hijacked by Muslim movements
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This November, the Predator returns to the big-screen in Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator: Badlands. Since the release of the original film back in 1987, the alien trophy hunter has become a pop culture icon, appearing in films, comics, video games, t-shirts, lunchboxes, you name it. Pretty wild when you consider the disastrous design first conceived for
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Aladdin 2‘s rumored filming status has been addressed by a star of the original 2019 live-action movie. Directed by Guy Ritchie, the original Aladdin remake was released in 2019, becoming Disney’s third-highest-grossing live-action remake, raking in more than $1 billion against a production budget of $183 million, and receiving mixed reviews from critics. Aladdin‘s cast
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While touring behind her last album, Dance Fever, Florence Welch was hospitalized for an ectopic miscarriage; the singer channeled the effects of that life-altering, traumatic event into work for a follow-up. For the resulting Everybody Scream, Welch dove into medieval and renaissance studies and the history of witchcraft and mysticism, shrouding her characteristically vivid chamber
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The latest Japanese physical video game software and hardware sales have come through from Famitsu and Pokemon Legends Z-A continues to see strong sales selling an additional 267,840 retail copies across the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The best-selling video game hardware was the Nintendo Switch 2, which sold an additional 65,434 units. Here’s
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. New Dr. Seuss Book Will Celebrate the U.S.’s 250th Anniversary I’m not in a particularly celebratory mood, but the Cat in the Hat is here for it. A Dr. Seuss manuscript featuring the popular character
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The time-honored demake tradition has come for Hollow Knight: Silksong, sending Team Cherry’s brutally difficult Metroidvania back to the N64 era. Created by the talented game dev and artist Gustavo Barros, who goes by Botão Select on YouTube, this exceptional Silksong N64 demake takes the smooth, vibrant visuals from the game’s Moss Grotto location and
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Fathom Entertainment’s re-release of Summit/Lionsgate‘s Twilight posted $1.55M in its first day Wednesday. The feature take on the Stephenie Meyer-penned saga started its rollout Wednesday. Today, Twilight Saga: New Moon will play, followed by Twilight Saga: Eclipse on Halloween Friday, then Breaking Dawn Part 1 on Saturday and Breaking Dawn Part 2 on Sunday. The
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My Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. “All Pieces Of Fear!” Note: This story is a continuation of Giant-Size Werewolf By Night #02 (1974) Frankenstein’s Monster arrived at La Guardia Airport searching for answers. His recent encounter with the Werewolf By Night has left a sour taste for Los Angeles in his mouth. If
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It’s taken an awfully long time (until the 37th film!), but the MCU has finally introduced Marvel’s first family, the Fantastic Four. Set on a retro-flavoured alternate Earth in 1964, The Fantastic Four: First Steps tasks Reed Richards/Mr Fantastic, Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, Johnny Storm/the Human Torch and Ben Grimm/The Thing with protecting their world from
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Never would I expect a movie about people being taken over by parasitic worms to be a heart-wrenching film about the power and pain of love. And yet, director Sergio Pinheiro achieves just that in his new feature, Wormtown. Written by Andrew James Myers, Wormtown is equal parts gnarly body horror and sapphic love story,
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Battlefield Redsec, the free-to-play battle royale mode inside of Battlefield 6, went live yesterday across all platforms, right alongside the game’s first season. This is the Battlefield series’ second attempt at a battle royale mode, after Battlefield 5’s ill-fated Firestorm. Part of why Firestorm never really made it big was that it was locked behind
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Ensemble Studios’ (of Age of Empires and Halo Wars fame) Halo MMO was apparently killed to secure an Xbox executive’s bonus, according to one former developer. Cast your mind back to Halo’s golden years in 2008 – Halo 3 just became a juggernaut, Ensemble Studios’ Halo Wars strategy game was on the horizon, and whispers
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Few horror performers can claim to be as synonymous with independent filmmaking as Sarah Nicklin. From early experimental shorts and splatterpunk epics to small indie releases with major potential, Nicklin has carved out a niche for herself as an actress who somehow treads the line between uncompromisingly raw human emotion and boldly imaginative genre filmmaking. Sarah
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Stevie Nicks has clarified an often misheard lyric in ‘Frozen Love’ and apologised to Lindsey Buckingham for the misconception. READ MORE: Stevie Nicks interview: “In Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie and I were a force of nature” Last month, the legendary duo reissued their 1973 album ‘Buckingham Nicks’, making it publicly available for the first time since its
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How true are the tales of King Arthur? How vast were the armies of Alexander? Beyond the swords, the monsters and the victories were—possibly, in the case of Arthur—real people. Does the story surpass the person? In Alix E. Harrow’s genre-hopping fantasy time warp The Everlasting, the answer is . . . complicated. One thing
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