The upcoming *Clayface* movie will have a much smaller budget than most superhero films, especially those made early in the DC Extended Universe. The Hollywood Reporter says *Clayface* is expected to cost around $45 million to make. That’s a big difference from *Superman*, which reportedly cost around $200 million.
Once a novelty, a sandbox frolic for traders in the pulsing crypto bazaar, that sought sanctuary from the catastrophic capers of volatility, stablecoins have evolved. Now they serve as the so-called stalwart digital doppelgängers for traditional fiat currencies. Inevitably pegged to the mighty “Benjamin” most often, they permit their holders to ferry and conserve value sans the mercurial waltzes of, let us say, Bitcoin or Ethereum. 📈
The upcoming Dissidia Final Fantasy game is a team-based arena where players battle a single boss. We’ll get a complete look at the game on October 14th at 10:00 UTC (3 AM Pacific Time). You can find a teaser website with some initial artwork and character outlines, and it will likely be updated after the full reveal.
Evgeny Gaevoy, the man at the helm of Wintermute-or what’s left of it, depending on whom you ask-took to X (formerly Twitter, formerly a sane place) to dismiss rumors that his firm had been “rekt” by the latest crypto catastrophe. In a post dripping with the same optimism as a man insisting his sinking ship is “just taking on character,” Gaevoy declared it was “business as usual.” Meanwhile, traders wept into their empty wallets.
Whether you like comics, movies, or video games, Marvel offers many ways to jump into the world of Spider-Man. From the *Ultimate Spider-Man* comics to Sam Raimi’s *Spider-Man* films, there are plenty of excellent options for new fans. No matter how you prefer to experience stories, Spider-Man has something for everyone, providing great starting points for reading, watching, and enjoying his adventures.
The development of the Tooms character allowed actor Terry O’Quinn to deliver one of his strongest performances. As the first episode to move away from the show’s overarching mythology, it was crucial that this initial monster be compelling and effective. Tooms wasn’t portrayed as a typical, over-the-top villain; instead, he was designed to seem ordinary, drawing inspiration from the character of Hannibal Lecter. This approach created a monster who felt surprisingly human, ultimately leading to his release even after being caught. Like Lecter, Tooms consistently outwits those who try to capture him, either escaping or being set free. His debut in *The X-Files* was key to establishing the show’s strong presence in the horror genre.
Martin Scorsese’s horror films are beloved by audiences and remain influential even now. Movies like *Cape Fear* and *Shutter Island* draw inspiration from a wide range of classic films, not just other horror movies. Scorsese himself grew up a fan of the genre and continues to be moved by great cinema. It’s therefore fitting that one of his recent favorite films belongs to a popular horror franchise that began in the 2020s. While several filmmakers have been impactful recently, Ti West stands out. West skillfully uses horror elements to create unique and compelling modern films, and his influence on Scorsese is clear.
Okay, so I was checking Prime Video’s charts today, October 11, 2025, and you won’t believe this – *Knight and Day* is currently at number 10! It’s actually been climbing, breaking into the top ten yesterday. What’s really cool is that it’s doing so well even with all the newer, big-budget movies out right now – it’s even beating a film that made over a billion dollars at the box office! Besides that, Mark Wahlberg’s *Play Dirty* is still holding strong at number one, and *No Time to Die* is right behind it at number two.
The world of *Yellowstone* is growing, with several new stories planned. Following the conclusion of the original series last December, characters Beth (Kelly Reilly), Rip (Cole Hauser), and Kayce (Luke Grimes) will each star in their own spin-off shows, continuing the storylines fans have come to love. Interestingly, the co-creator of *Yellowstone* will be less involved in these series, including Kayce’s *Y: Marshals*, similar to how *Tulsa King* was made.
Like an unexpected rainstorm in mid-July, institutional interest in the humble little blockchain is swelling as Ripple lures in heavy hitters from the big leagues. The C1 Fund, a publicly traded treasure chest on the NYSE, unveiled on the fine morning of October 9 that they’ve plunked down some serious clams for a slice of Ripple’s pie, a company on a quest to tightrope walk through the chaotic world of global payments and financial infrastructure. 🍰💰