The Nintendo Switch 2 offers a solution with plenty of free-to-play games. These games are downloadable and playable at no cost, though many offer optional in-game purchases. Currently, there are almost 20 free games available for the Switch 2, and some of the best ones don’t require you to spend any money at all.
When Generation Kill first aired in 2008, it didn’t get the attention it deserved, despite being a fantastic war story told in a compelling limited series format. Because it was a war miniseries on HBO, it was naturally compared to Band of Brothers, a widely acclaimed and highly influential show. That comparison made it difficult for Generation Kill to stand on its own, and unfortunately, it’s remained underappreciated since then.
The film Relay didn’t perform well in theaters, earning only $4 million when it was released in August. However, it recently gained popularity on Netflix, where viewers discovered the thought-provoking mystery, and it climbed to the #10 spot on the U.S. streaming chart as of December 27, 2025.
Sony Pictures estimates the new Anaconda movie, releasing in 2025, will earn $12.9 million during its opening weekend. Deadline predicts a slightly higher total of $14.4 million. Either way, this would be the second-highest opening weekend for any film in the Anaconda series, falling just short of the original movie’s $16.6 million debut.
In the fifth season of Stranger Things, Kali Prasad—also known as 008—returned, and it’s obvious Jim Hopper is wary of her. After the events at Hawkins Lab, only three of Dr. Brenner’s test subjects are still alive: 001 (Henry Creel/Vecna), 008 (Kali), and 011 (Eleven/Jane).
Heated Rivalry is a romantic story about Shane Hollander, played by Williams, and Ilya Rozanov, played by Storrie. They’re fierce rivals on opposing hockey teams who fall in love and try to hide their relationship from their teammates. Fans can look forward to at least two new acting roles for Williams and the first feature film directed by Storrie, both coming soon.
Lost was a huge hit, and many subsequent science fiction shows on network television have tried to follow its formula. One example is NBC’s La Brea, created by David Appelbaum. Similar to the passengers stranded on the island in Lost, the characters in La Brea find themselves trapped in a dangerous, prehistoric landscape after falling into a giant sinkhole.
Max didn’t join the show until the first episode of Season 2, but she quickly became a beloved character thanks to her strong personality and interesting backstory. Viewers were deeply concerned about what happened to her in Season 4. Her journey involved a connection to Henry Creel and Hawkins, and she also formed a close friendship with Holly Wheeler.
Garry Marshall’s Pretty Woman tells the story of a surprising romance between Vivian Ward, played by Julia Roberts, and businessman Edward Lewis, played by Richard Gere. Released before films like Anora, it was a contemporary take on the Pygmalion story and quickly became a beloved romantic comedy.
As a critic, I’ve seen psychological thrillers from all over the world, not just Hollywood, and some really try to dig deep into the human mind – with mixed results, honestly. It’s almost impossible to directly compare these films, but there’s a certain group that consistently delivers a truly heavy, unsettling experience. These are the ones that really stick with you, and I want to talk about them.