Diabolic offers a tightly focused story with a small group of characters who discover a frightening force while investigating a church’s troubled past. Its deliberate pace, effective scares, and serious themes are similar to those in The First Omen, making it a great choice for fans of that film.
This weekend, Netflix has some exciting new shows to watch, including the action-packed spy thriller Unfamiliar and the series Search Party. If you’re hoping to find a captivating show to watch all in one sitting, this 8-episode series is a great pick.
Look, Liam Neeson’s got a fantastic filmography – from the serious weight of Schindler’s List to the blockbuster thrills of Batman Begins. He’s clearly not afraid to take on diverse roles, and even as he moves into his 70s, he’s still diving headfirst into action! His latest, In the Land of Saints and Sinners, is a prime example – he’s still getting down and dirty, and it’s great to see. While he’s slated for another action film in 2025, this 2023 release really scratches that action itch for both him and, frankly, for us fans.
At Rhode Island Comic Con, Ray Stevenson (as reported by CinemaBlend) described season 2 as a significant improvement over the first. He promised fans a very intense season, calling the storyline “brutal” and noting that he personally found it more exciting to film than season 1.
Several shows will be back with new seasons in 2026, including The Night Agent, Black Doves, and The Diplomat. Meanwhile, a very popular Netflix thriller ended in 2025. Though that often signals the end of a series, a sequel is still possible, and hasn’t been ruled out.
Japanese game studio Attructure recently announced its new game, ANLIFE: Motion-Learning Life Evolution, which will be available worldwide on February 11th. Interestingly, the technology behind the game previously received criticism from Hayao Miyazaki, the co-founder of Studio Ghibli, who famously called it “an insult to life.”
Beyond those earlier films, Michael Mann gave us amazing movies like The Insider, Ali, and Collateral – his reputation really speaks for itself. But things got a little tougher for him after Miami Vice (2006) and Public Enemies (2009) didn’t quite connect with audiences. Still, he’s made so many incredible films that I think Blackhat deserves a look, especially because Chris Hemsworth, who’s become so popular in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is in it.
While the X-Men first became popular in the 1970s, some of their most interesting and powerful characters have actually appeared in comics over the last twenty-six years. Here are ten of the best X-Men introduced since the year 2000.
Season 22 of Grey’s Anatomy has been packed with drama. The season began with a significant character’s death and has continued with challenges for the doctors and patients at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. Recently, Addison Montgomery made a welcome return to Seattle, even convincing Amelia to come back from her break. Unfortunately, fans who are eager to see what happens next will have to wait a little while.
The story began with Eleven and her incredible abilities in the first season, and concluded with what appeared to be her self-sacrifice as the Upside Down was eliminated, ensuring her friends’ survival and ending the cycle of conflict. The ending of Stranger Things sparked debate, especially El’s emotional fate after everything she endured. Fortunately, fans won’t have to say goodbye for long, as more of her story is on the way.