Fantastic Four #10 Teases What’s Next For The Invisible Woman

Marvel just revealed the cover art for Fantastic Four #10 by artist Humberto Ramos, and it hints at a truly devastating moment for the team. The cover shows the Fantastic Four facing off against Malice, who is the newest enemy appearing during a massive invasion of Earth. You can check out the artwork below.

Sanrio’s Hello Kitty Goes Sweet for Valentine’s Day With New Travel Drinkware Collection

Igloo has launched two new collections just in time for Valentine’s Day! The Sweethearts Collection and a collaboration with Hello Kitty and Friends both feature adorable Sanrio characters and Sweethearts candies. These cups and coolers are a sweet addition to any drink, and make a fun gift for that special someone – a perfect treat for your candy ‘crush’! They’re available to order now.

Jason Statham’s $34M Action Sequel That Critics Hated Gets Resurrected on Streaming 17 Years Later

According to FlixPatrol, the action thriller starring Jason Statham is doing very well in the Middle East and North Africa, especially on the STARZ streaming service. It reached number one in Algeria, Morocco, and Oman in the last week and appeared in the top rankings in a total of ten countries. The movie continues the story of a man who miraculously survives a dangerous fall and receives an artificial heart that gives him only one hour to live. In the United States, you can stream Crank: High Voltage on Kanopy.

Christian Bale’s New $80M Monster Movie Is Officially Set To Make IMAX History In Just 2 Months

Jordan Williams from ScreenRant was at Warner Bros.’ online preview of the trailer for The Bride on January 13th, along with a Q&A session with director Jake Gyllenhaal. During the event, hosted by Perri Nemiroff of Collider, Gyllenhaal discussed how his film uniquely utilizes IMAX technology and how that enhanced the storytelling and character development.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’s Rage Virus Cure, Explained

In The Bone Temple, Kelson has a more significant role. He continues to live a solitary life, maintaining the bone temple as a tribute to those who have passed away. Throughout the film, he develops a connection with Samson, the local Alpha, and regularly uses sedatives to calm him. As the story progresses, Kelson begins to believe he might be able to help, or even cure, Samson’s Rage Virus infection.

Ryan Hurst Cast as Kratos in Prime Video’s Live-Action ‘God of War’ Adaptation

Fans believe that Hurst understands the God of War world so well, he can truly embody Kratos and deliver the powerful performance the character needs. Unlike some other actors considered for the role, such as Dave Bautista and Dwayne Johnson, Hurst isn’t just a famous face – he has the right build and a deep knowledge of the mythology to make Kratos feel authentic.