Throughout most of the film, Michelle insists she’s not an alien, seemingly just trying to appease Teddy to stay alive. However, the ending of Bugonia shockingly reveals she is an alien – specifically, from the Andromeda galaxy. She then tells her fellow Andromedans that Earth is beyond saving and immediately kills all of humanity.
Alongside Park’s skills, several well-known professionals are contributing to the project, including Yamato Haishima and Hideyuki Morioka (both from Fire Force), Shunichi Ishimoto (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Pokémon), and Kenichiro Suehiro (Re:Zero, Uncle from Another World). The voice cast features Kensho Ono, known as Yuri Briar from Spy x Family, as Tella, and Takehito Koyasu, famous for his role as Dio Brando in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, as Balance. This experienced team of industry veterans could be just what Undead Unluck needs to regain popularity.
I’ve been digging into sci-fi lately, and I’ve found so many amazing films that just haven’t gotten the attention they deserve! They weren’t big blockbusters, and a lot of people seem to have missed them, but they’re real gems. I wanted to share what I think are the 10 best recent sci-fi movies that you probably haven’t heard of – and seriously, they’re worth checking out. They range from really weird and thought-provoking to just plain fun and cheesy, but all of them are fantastic.
With so many complex and unconventional shows now on TV, the ending of The Sopranos feels surprisingly relevant. Instead of seeing it as the end of a great era, it’s more accurate to view it as a show that predicted the kind of storytelling we see today – a storytelling that often leaves questions unanswered and embraces uncertainty. That sudden silence at the end wasn’t just shocking; it was a glimpse into the future of television.
Following the release of James Gunn’s Superman movie and news about The Batman Part II, DC Comics has updated the branding for some of its most famous heroes, starting with Batman. They recently unveiled a new logo for the character that’s a fresh look, distinct from the one used in the Robert Pattinson Batman films and other recent versions.
The news that a potential series, The Hunt for Ben Solo, almost happened has caused a huge reaction from Star Wars fans. They’ve even started a campaign to revive the project, with efforts including a billboard in Times Square and a flyover of Disney Studios. Many are hoping Disney CEO Bob Iger will consider their enthusiasm and allow the series, directed by Soderbergh, to move forward. However, Adam Driver currently has another promising project in development.
Created by Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, Sherlock updated the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes and his companions by setting them in present-day London. The show cleverly adapted the original cases to fit contemporary issues and technology. While the first two seasons were highly successful, the quality noticeably decreased in the final two seasons.
I really loved both of these films, and thankfully, critics and audiences seemed to agree! It’s a shame, though, that they didn’t become huge hits in theaters. The Monkey had a decent start and ultimately earned $68 million globally – which, considering it only cost $10 million to make, is actually a success! But The Life of Chuck really struggled, and only brought in $19 million worldwide, even after Neon tried to build buzz around it for almost a year. It’s a bit disappointing when good movies don’t find a wider audience.
The recent release of 28 Years Later—the sequel to the popular film by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland—has sparked renewed interest in zombie stories. It proves there’s still a strong audience for thrilling, well-made zombie films. With its success, 2026 looks like it will be a fantastic year for fans of the undead.
While Christopher Reeve’s portrayal of Superman is often considered the best, another version of the hero has truly distinguished itself since then. It’s a much more accurate adaptation of the character than the recent interpretations that have leaned into being either a rebellious, edgy Superman or a brooding, dark one.