Doctor Sleep Is Losing Its Streaming Home at the Worst Time

The horror film Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining and based on a novel by Stephen King, will be removed from Netflix on January 1, 2026. Starring Ewan McGregor, the movie has been well-received, earning a ‘Fresh’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes with a 78% approval score from critics and an 89% audience score.

First Teaser for ‘The ‘Burbs’ Reveals Remake of a Tom Hanks Cult Classic

The original 1989 film, The ‘Burbs, directed by Joe Dante and starring Tom Hanks and Carrie Fisher, follows a suburban dad who gets caught up in a strange mystery involving his new neighbors, teaming up with a quirky group to investigate. The new Peacock remake features a young couple (Palmer and Whitehall) who return to the husband’s hometown, only to find themselves entangled in long-held secrets and danger when new residents arrive. Here’s what Peacock says about the remake:

Amazon Prime Members Get These 14 Free Games In December

Fans of Deus Ex will enjoy Mankind Divided’s immersive sci-fi story, and those seeking a fantastical experience can dive into Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus, a beautifully hand-drawn adventure rooted in Japanese legends. Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus has improved significantly since its release with a recent major update, making now a perfect time to check it out.

Shuten Order Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Switch physical release announced for Spring 2026

Shuten Order was first available digitally on Switch and PC. It recently received an upgrade for the Switch 2, and now both the original Switch version and the Switch 2 Edition will be getting physical releases. The Switch 2 Edition will cost $59.99, which is $10 more than the standard Switch version. In Europe, only the Switch 2 Edition will be available as a physical copy. You can see the game’s box art below.

Emerald Fennell Has Titanic Expectations for Wuthering Heights

Comparisons have been made between Jacob Elordi and Leonardo DiCaprio, suggesting he’ll be a similar heartthrob for a new generation. However, Margot Robbie believes Elordi’s talent reaches an even higher level, comparing him to Daniel Day-Lewis. She specifically praised his portrayal of Heathcliff, the brooding and passionate hero of Wuthering Heights. The casting has sparked discussion because some readers envisioned Heathcliff as a person of color, based on Emily Brontë’s description of him. While Robbie didn’t directly address this controversy, she strongly defended Elordi, pointing out that many previous actors who’ve played the role – including Laurence Olivier, Richard Burton, Ralph Fiennes, and Tom Hardy – were white. She urged audiences to trust her judgment, saying, “Just wait. You’ll be happy.” Wuthering Heights has a strong legacy to uphold, and Robbie is confident Elordi will deliver a memorable performance.

Indie studio releases 10k human-made game assets so devs “don’t turn to AI”

Man, 2025 was wild for gaming. Suddenly, everyone was talking about AI and how it was being used in games. It wasn’t just big stuff either – people were questioning everything, from the little sprays in live service shooters to the trailer for Stamina Zero’s Little Droid, and even those Mario Kart World ads Nintendo was running. It really made you think about where everything was coming from.