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When Him first came out in theaters, people weren’t sure how to react to Justin Tipping’s fast-paced and visually striking sports thriller. Initial reactions focused on its unconventional style, overlooking its strengths. But now, in April 2026, with millions watching at home, viewers are discovering that Him is a much more intelligent and well-crafted film than it was originally given credit for, especially considering the support of Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions and its bold creative choices.

As a huge Daredevil fan, I’m completely hooked by Daredevil: Born Again. It’s really brought the intense rivalry between Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk’s Kingpin to the forefront, and it’s more dramatic than ever. But it hasn’t just been Kingpin causing trouble since Daredevil rejoined the MCU. We’ve seen him face off against Bullseye, Echo, Leapfrog, and even a really creepy villain who goes by The Hood. Though, it looks like someone new is going to take over as Daredevil’s haunting adversary soon.

In season one of Daredevil: Born Again, the main villain was a character named Muse. Now, season two has introduced a new antagonist. While Matt Murdock has been battling both Mayor Wilson Fisk’s control over New York and the powerful AVTF, Muse was originally the central villain of the show’s first season.

Witches have long been a popular subject in fantasy, and have a strong history in film and television. The anime series Witch Hat Atelier is a recent example of this enduring appeal. However, a much earlier and incredibly popular witch anime from the 1990s followed a similar formula, but achieved a different kind of success. Looking back, the unique magical atmosphere of that older series is a key reason for its popularity.