qfx 🤔 Market uncertainty? More like a three-ring circus of chaos! Yet, history (or at least the crypto version of it) whispers sweet nothings about similar doom-and-gloom periods leading to altcoin rebounds. Contrarian investors, those cheeky scoundrels, are now eyeing these fear-soaked lows like a troll eyeing a bridge toll.
I’ve always loved how different *Near Dark* is from other vampire movies of the time, like *The Lost Boys*. It doesn’t try to be flashy or fun; it takes the romance out of vampirism and shows these creatures as truly dangerous, always hunting for their next meal. They’re basically outlaws, living on the edges of everything, and honestly, it feels more like a gritty western than a typical horror film. That’s a big contrast to how vampires were portrayed in *The Lost Boys*. I think it got lost in the shuffle when it first came out, released so close to that other film, but over the years, *Near Dark* has really become a favorite among horror fans – and for good reason!
I don’t know if Hudson can dance, but she’d have been amazing on the show. It would have been mostly for the funny videos and fan-made content, rather than her actually winning over the audience – that’s what Andy Richter is there for.
They’re saying it’s “explosive trading” with $53 *billion* in weekly volume. That’s…a lot of ones and zeros moving around, I guess. Almost double the average. Friday alone had $15.3 billion. Which means, statistically speaking, someone was very enthusiastic about 3 AM crypto purchases. Total assets are down 7%? Shocker. It’s like finding out the magic trick isn’t actually magic. It’s just…math. 🤷
The time travel element in *Outlander* allows for endless story potential, and viewers have come up with some incredible theories. But it’s clear that *Blood of My Blood* has successfully captured the same captivating spirit as the original series, and fans are eager for Season 2, hoping they won’t have to wait long. Good news: even before Season 1 premiered in August 2025, the show was renewed, and filming for the next season is already underway.
Despite hints of romance and wild nights, the crew’s first evening out was surprisingly calm. This week’s episode starts with Christian and Max still arguing as they prepare the boat. Nathan steps in to mediate, pointing out they need to handle things more delicately. Afterwards, the crew heads out for dinner. On the way, Max confides in Nathan and Aesha that he’s struggling with Christian. Nathan tells him Christian needs to resolve the issues himself, and Aesha agrees, noting department heads don’t have time for extensive training. While Aesha is supportive, it’s a bit ironic considering she’s been successfully training a new crew member, V.
Each game can only be featured in Steam Next Fest once, so you won’t see repeat demos from earlier this year. While some demos might remain on Steam after the event next week, that’s not a certainty. Many demos are only available during this week, so be sure to try them out while you have the chance. And don’t forget to add games you like to your wishlist – it really helps small developers!
On October 13th, Eurogamer noted that the retailer Auchan listed a version of Assassin’s Creed Shadows for the upcoming Switch 2. While a release date wasn’t provided, the listing revealed it would be a “Game Key Card” – a physical format that’s received criticism because the game data itself isn’t on the card and must be downloaded online.
Okay, so this game’s Steam page is seriously intense. It says I’ve never played anything like it, and basically, my typing speed is the difference between life and death. Apparently, there’s a gun to my head with one bullet loaded, and I have to type fast and accurately to survive. Talk about pressure!
Simon Stone really knows how to direct a thriller, and *The Woman in Cabin 10* benefits from his confident hand. It’s a classic, engaging mystery, and the acting is consistently strong. While the central puzzle isn’t exactly groundbreaking – I figured out parts of it a little too early – the movie throws enough unexpected curves at you, especially in the frantic final scenes, to keep you thinking. And honestly, after watching the ending, I think some things definitely warrant a second look. Let’s break down what *actually* happens in that final act.
