Let me tell you, not all horror villains are created equal. Some are genuinely terrifying, while others… well, a couple of teens channeling a hyena god felt more silly than scary. But then, in season two, this thing shows up – honestly, it’s the kind of monster that would give even Buffy Summers pause. It’s seriously unsettling, and I mean really scary.
If you’re a fan of AC Shadows, now’s a great time to check out the official guide and art books! Both are currently on sale. The guide offers in-depth tips to help you play, plus a complete map of the game world and a catalog of all the items and skills you can collect. You can get the hardcover guide for $35.25 (normally $45) or the paperback for $19.30 (normally $30).
Here are some great Halloween movie recommendations available on Netflix! We’ve picked a nostalgic favorite from the 80s, a scary zombie movie, a Netflix film inspired by classic horror, the original movie that launched a popular horror series, and a sequel to a well-loved Halloween classic.
Janelle Monáe made the costume even more impressive by staying in character – as the mischievous feline god – throughout the entire interview. She greeted everyone with a playful, over-the-top voice, somewhere between Amy Sedaris and Barney, saying, “Hello, children! Hello, grown folk! I love you!” When the interviewer tried to ask about the costume, Monáe playfully insisted she was simply being herself. Even when presented with photos of her dressed as E.T. from the previous year (which she admitted was even more frightening), Monáe, still in character as the cat, explained in a singsong voice that she could only appear on the show if Janelle Monáe allowed her to use her body.
Okay, so things are pretty rough over at Amazon. They’ve had to let a lot of people go, and it seems like they’re really pushing hard into AI, which is a bummer for those affected. And unfortunately, that’s hit New World hard. They’re basically putting the game on hold – no more updates are coming, and they’ve announced it’ll be shutting down completely in 2026. It’s sad to see a game go like that, but it looks like Amazon is betting big on AI instead.
Russia has blocked access to the popular anime and manga database MyAnimeList, starting October 22, 2025. The country’s media regulator, Roskomnadzor, claims the site contains “extremist” LGBTQ+ content and promotes “non-traditional sexual relations.” Russian users now see an error message when trying to visit the site, which has about 20 million users worldwide. However, officials have indicated the ban could be lifted if MyAnimeList, a Tokyo-based company, removes the objectionable content.
Ever since Robert Downey Jr. was revealed to be playing Doctor Doom, fans have been getting glimpses of his costume. But a newly released, high-definition image of the suit, shared online by Avengers Updates, is the clearest look yet at the villain in the upcoming Avengers 5.
In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter, because why not add more confusion to the world?), Bit Origin claimed that DOGE is outpacing Bitcoin in speed, cost, and usability. Apparently, Bitcoin takes 10 minutes per block, while DOGE confirms transactions in just one minute. 🕒✨ That’s like comparing a tortoise to a jackrabbit-one’s cute, the other’s just… slow. 🐢🐇 They also mentioned lower fees, because who doesn’t love saving a few cents while the world burns? 🔥💸
Below you’ll find almost everything Junji Ito has published, from classics like Uzumaki to No Longer Human. If you’re looking for beautifully disturbing horror manga, you’ll have plenty to choose from! Amazon currently has excellent prices on Ito’s work, including deluxe editions of Uzumaki, Gyo, and Tomie. You can also save on his new collection, Moan, for a limited time. We’ve highlighted some of the best deals below, and you can find a complete list of his work further down.
At a recent event at the Julliard School celebrating the life and work of John Williams, the school’s president, Damian Woetzel, shared that Williams is currently collaborating with Steven Spielberg in Los Angeles on an upcoming film. The information was originally reported by journalist Doug Adams.