Movies

I’m so excited to hear about Dragon Ball returning in 2026! It has to be huge. What I really want is for the main story to continue in the manga – we need a proper follow-up to Dragon Ball Super that really signals a fresh start. And for those who don’t follow the manga, a new anime series is a must! There are a few obvious ideas floating around, but honestly, I think the best approach isn’t what most people expect. Plus, a new movie would be incredible – the hype is already insane just from the rumors!

It’s still too early to confidently predict who will win Best Actress in 2026, especially after the close competition between Madison (in Anora) and Demi Moore (in The Substance) last year. The field is incredibly strong, with many talented actresses who have either won awards before, been nominated, or are hoping to earn their first nomination.

According to Variety, Apple has decided not to move forward with a television series based on Taffy Brodesser-Akner’s novel, Long Island Compromise. The project, which was originally in development with Apple, is now available for other studios or networks to pick up.

There’s a lot of speculation about the upcoming show, Brand New Day, including its plot and characters, but most details remain unconfirmed. We do know Jon Bernthal will reprise his role as the Punisher. However, it’s still uncertain whether Daredevil will make an appearance, or if we’ll see the character Gwen Stacy.

Many successful people have openly discussed their mental health challenges, proving that achieving professional success doesn’t guarantee happiness or well-being. Issues like anxiety, depression, and ADHD can still make life difficult, even for those who appear to have it all.

Body horror often affects us by making us imagine the physical and emotional pain the character is going through. But it can also be deeply unsettling on an intellectual level. The best recent body horror films show how the genre can tap into and reflect our everyday fears and worries.

Okay, so in this week’s Ghosts, things get a little… lively. Sam and Jay get a welcome dose of normalcy when some of their city friends rent the house next door, and the ghosts are thrilled to have some living people to bother. But, naturally, things don’t stay peaceful for long. When the renters move a bookcase, it messes with the ghostly realm, and Sam finds herself stuck in the middle, pressured by Thor (Devan Chandler Long) to manipulate her friends into fixing it. It’s another awkward situation for her, and honestly, it’s pretty funny to watch unfold.

The Pokémon Company and Nintendo are in a legal battle with PocketPair, claiming their game Palworld is too similar to Pokémon. This has led Nintendo to try and patent fundamental video game ideas, and PocketPair is now making changes to Palworld through updates to address these concerns.

If you didn’t get a chance to see Cobweb when it was in theaters last year, great news – it’s now streaming on Netflix! As the weather turns colder and the nights get longer, it’s the perfect creepy backdrop for all your fall activities. I’m planning on putting it on while I carve pumpkins, make some soup, or just curl up with a scary book. It is rated R, but honestly, it’s pretty mild for a Halloween horror movie, especially if you’ve seen something like Terrifier 2. It makes it a good option for a lot of people. With October just around the corner, now is the perfect time to finally check out Cobweb and really get in the Halloween spirit!

Sony Pictures Animation announced on X that a new Hotel Transylvania movie is in the works for Netflix in 2027. The studio shared concept art revealing mischievous gremlins are causing chaos as Dracula and his daughter prepare to open a vacation resort featured in the film.