A “Disaster” of a Thriller With a Sci-Fi Twist Has Suddenly Taken the #1 Spot on Netflix

Award-winning director Kim Byung-woo (known for The Terror Live) helms the new South Korean sci-fi disaster film, The Great Flood. The movie stars Kim Da-mi (Itaewon Class, Our Beloved Summer) as Gu An-na, Park Hae-soo (Squid Game, Karma) as Son Hee-jo, Kwon Eun-seong (Typhoon Family) as Shin Za-in, and Jeon Hye-jin (Stranger, Mission: Cross) as Im Hyeon-mo. Set in the near future, The Great Flood tells the story of a mother, An-na, who bravely battles a massive flood while trying to reach safety on the upper floors of a skyscraper with her young son.

Steam Drops Free Festive Game With 100 Percent User Rating

A free indie game called This Winter of Ours is now available on Steam! Developed and published by VARIA, the game follows two girls as they journey through a snowy forest, strengthening their bond and learning more about each other along the way. You can download and play it now.

We’re About To See What Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme Promo Has Really Been About

Despite much of the focus being on the actor himself – his career and potential Oscar win in 2026 – he’s skillfully kept the spotlight on his new film, Marty Supreme Christmas Day, and it’s paying off. The film began with a limited release, showing in only six theaters in New York and Los Angeles. According to Deadline, by the morning of December 21st, it had sold out 92 showings, earning $875,000.

Avengers: Doomsday’s Trailer Has Already Broken A 14-Year MCU Trend

The new trailer for Avengers: Doomsday brought Steve Rogers (Captain America) back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and revealed a surprising twist: Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter had a child together. Beyond this exciting reveal, the trailer signaled a break from a pattern Marvel has followed for a long time.

Jamie Campbell Bower Makes Cameo in ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’

As reported by Deadline, actor Sam Bower stepped in to finish a performance of The First Shadow after Louis McCartney, who plays Henry Creel, had to leave the show unexpectedly. Bower took over during a key scene where Henry Creel encounters Eleven in the Rainbow Room at Hawkins Laboratory, overseen by Dr. Brenner. The Stranger Things actor was clearly touched by the audience’s enthusiastic response during the final curtain call. He joined the rest of the cast onstage, where McCartney gave a moving speech praising Bower’s performance, calling him a standout in The First Shadow.