5 Perfect Movie Trilogies That Don’t Have a Single Bad Film (#1 Is a Masterpiece)

It’s rare for a movie trilogy to be consistently good across all three films, but some have managed it. We considered several popular options – including *Back to the Future*, the original *Star Wars* films, *Indiana Jones*, and Sam Raimi’s *Spider-Man* series – but ultimately narrowed it down to just five. These five trilogies consistently excel in every way, making them truly exceptional.

Dragon Ball Director Wanted Fans to See New Anime as Buu Saga Sequel

A new commentary track included with the *Dragon Ball DAIMA* Blu-ray reveals how the anime’s creators – co-directors Aya Komaki and Yoshitaka Yashima, and producer Akio Iyoku – approached the latest series. They discussed why they chose to open with familiar scenes from the classic *DBZ* “Buu Saga.” Their goal was to clearly establish that *DAIMA* is a genuine continuation of that story, both for longtime fans and newcomers.

Hulu Replaces Star on Disney+

Starting October 8th, the Star brand has been removed from all countries outside of the U.S. This is a significant change for viewers of Disney’s international streaming services. Disney is getting rid of the Star brand as part of its plan to combine Hulu and Disney+ completely by 2026.

Harry Potter Set Photos Offer First Look at John Lithgow’s Dumbledore

New pictures from the set of the upcoming Harry Potter series have been released, three months after filming began in England. John Lithgow, who plays Albus Dumbledore, looks almost completely different with a long white beard, round glasses, and blue wizard robes. Fans online generally seem pleased with the photos, though some are puzzled by a shot of Lithgow’s Dumbledore standing alone on a beach – a scene that doesn’t appear in the first Harry Potter book.

Playdate Official Trailer

Prime Video has released the first trailer for its upcoming action comedy, Playdate, featuring Alan Ritchson and Kevin James. Read More 2025-10-08 18:04

Captain Marvel’s Other Half is Back – And She is Hotter Than Ever

A preview of the new Marvel comic *Binary* #1 (from Stephanie Phillips, Giada Belviso, Rachelle Rosenberg, and Travis Lanham) introduces a group of rebels in Massachusetts – now part of the dangerous Revelation Territories – as they plan an attack. Their attempt to destroy a building and its occupants is successful in creating a fire, but ultimately fails to significantly harm their target. The rebels were actually aiming for Carol Danvers, and with their plan foiled, they will now face the powerful wrath of Binary, who is empowered by the Phoenix Force.

High Potential Star Teases Two Stories I Can’t Wait To Dig Into Now That The New Captain Is Here

Now that the strange storyline involving the Game Master has been mostly resolved and the search for Morgan’s husband is happening in the background, *High Potential* can really focus on the new captain at the precinct, played by Steve Howey, known from *Shameless*. His confident, almost arrogant, attitude made it clear everyone – especially Soto – was unhappy she didn’t get the promotion.

The 10 Best Hidden Gem Horror Movies on Tubi

Many great horror films don’t get much attention in theaters or through marketing, and often get lost among countless other options. You usually have to discover them on your own – or find them on a list like this one. Luckily, Tubi is a fantastic platform for finding hidden horror gems alongside popular titles. While Shudder is also great for horror fans, Tubi stands out because it’s completely free. Here are some of the many underrated horror movies you can stream on Tubi right now.

2025’s Biggest Dark Anime Beats Demon Slayer At Its Own Game

Though the new series *Gachiakuta* currently has fewer episodes (13 and counting, with no movies yet) than *Demon Slayer*, it’s quickly gaining traction. Many viewers find *Gachiakuta*’s core elements to be more compelling than those of *Demon Slayer*, leading them to believe it’s already as good, or even better. *Gachiakuta* shares a lot of similarities with *Attack on Titan* – a quality *Demon Slayer* lacks – and this may be the key to its growing popularity.