9 Years Later, the Modern Horror Slasher Stephen King Compared to ‘Halloween’ Is Still Perfect Viewing for Spooky Season

I have to tell you about *Hush*, one of my favorite modern horror movies by director Mike Flanagan! It’s a slasher film, but it’s so smart about how it uses the familiar tropes of the genre. What I really loved is that it feels incredibly realistic – it’s basically a home invasion story, but terrifying. The killer isn’t some supernatural being, just a masked man, and the protagonist, Maddie, is a deaf horror author who communicates through sign language. The remote setting really cranks up the tension. It’s not overly gory, but trust me, *Hush* is absolutely phenomenal and had me shouting at the screen – it’s a truly gripping experience!

Atari Unveils Intellivision Sprint, A Second Attempt At Reviving The Brand

Atari announced that the Intellivision Sprint console was developed with Plaion. It comes with two wireless controllers and a USB-A port to allow users to add more games. The console is pre-loaded with games like Baseball, Soccer, Astrosmash, Boulder Dash, and Sea Battle, and includes custom controller overlays for each game.

Games With Decisions That Change The World

These challenging decisions aren’t limited to one kind of game, and that’s a real strength. I’ve encountered tough, unsolvable choices in all sorts of games I’ve played.

Paradox details Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 PC system requirements, releases Toreador clan trailer

Generally, *Bloodlines 2* can run on a variety of computers. The game will run on lower-end graphics cards like the Nvidia GeForce 1060, but players aiming for higher resolutions will need something more powerful, such as the RTX 3070 or Radeon RX 7700 XT. For the best performance, especially with newer graphics cards like the RTX 40- and 50-series, the game utilizes technologies that enhance visuals and frame rates.

Sorry, Jon M. Chu, ‘As Long As You’re Mine’ Should Be Horny

Okay, so as a huge Wicked fan, I was *really* curious about how they’d handle the duet between Elphaba and Fiyero in the movie. Everyone who’s seen the show knows things get pretty heated after that song! On Broadway, they’re all over each other from the start – constant touching, faces close, just a really physical connection. But in the film, director Jon M. Chu is doing something different. Apparently, Fiyero spends the song looking at the propaganda posters painting Elphaba as wicked, and it makes him realize how strong and kind she still is, even after everything. He basically just tells her she’s beautiful, and Chu thinks *that* intimacy – focusing on their connection through words and looks – will actually feel even more sensual than the physical stuff. It’s a totally different approach, but honestly, I’m intrigued to see how it plays out!

‘Weapons’ Announces Streaming Premiere Date

Zach Cregger, the creator of the hit horror film *Barbarian*, returns with *Weapons*, a standout movie from the summer of 2025. And now, you’ll soon be able to stream it – it’s coming to HBO Max in just a few days!