New Hunter x Hunter Update Promises Better Experience for Fans Worldwide

Bushiroad, a well-known entertainment and game company, has announced it will be creating a series of mobile games under its “Bushimo” label. These will include both new games and updates to existing ones. A major launch will be Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor, a collaboration with WonderPlanet, expected in 2026.

25 Years Later, Nic Cage’s Divisive Remake of a ’70s Action Cult Classic Is Leaving Free Streaming

You can currently watch Gone in 60 Seconds for free on Tubi, but it won’t be available there much longer. The movie is listed as leaving soon, so if you’re a fan of Nic Cage’s action film, now’s the time to watch! Tubi doesn’t give specific dates for when movies leave, but we estimate Gone in 60 Seconds will be gone by January 1, 2026. To avoid missing out, we recommend watching it as soon as possible.

7 ’90s TV Shows That Are 10/10 But Nobody Remembers

It’s easy to think old TV shows faded away because they weren’t very good. But surprisingly, a lot of beloved classics just got lucky. Plenty of shows that were just as good – or even better – were forgotten due to bad timing or other unfortunate circumstances. That’s the story behind these ten excellent series from the 1990s.

10 Classic Horror Movies That Will Make You Love The Genre

Horror films have been a part of cinema from the very beginning, inspiring countless filmmakers over the years. Despite this long history, they often aren’t taken seriously by the media. The reason horror movies continue to be popular isn’t simply because they’re scary, but because they’re well-made.

The Shield: An Unheralded Masterpiece Of Crime Drama

Following the success of The Sopranos, which ushered in a new era for television, many shows began featuring complex and flawed protagonists. While characters like Walter White, Omar Little, and Don Draper are now considered television icons, Vic Mackey from The Shield often gets overlooked despite being just as compelling.

Ethan Hawke Finds a ‘Great Lesson’ in Quentin Tarantino’s Paul Dano Negativity

Earlier this month, Quentin Tarantino criticized Paul Dano’s performance in There Will Be Blood on a podcast, calling him a “weak sauce” actor and even labeling him the “worst” in the Screen Actors Guild. Since then, several prominent figures in Hollywood, including Daniel Day-Lewis and Ben Stiller, have voiced their support for Dano. Ethan Hawke notes that this outpouring of support is a valuable lesson: you shouldn’t let negative comments bother you.