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The horror movie “Obsession” has been making waves recently, becoming a box office smash on a tiny budget and generating plenty of conversation online. Directed by 26-year-old filmmaker Curry Baker, the film follows Bear (Michael Johnston), a young man who’s in love with his friend Nikki (Inde Navarrette). Too anxious to tell her about his…
Squishy toys, trading cards and K-Pop CDs are in high demand as young people hunt down collectibles, and parents search for screen-free activities this summer, British retail bosses have said.
The whistle ends the match, but it does not end the obsession. Arsenal supporters spend the rest of the week arguing over players; fantasy teams and digital rewards give them fresh reasons to stay involved, turning every spare minute into another part of the club experience until the next fixture arrives.
Jonathan Hickman is stepping back into the mutant sandbox, and he’s bringing pure gothic terror with him. Marvel Comics’ latest solicitations have formally unveiled Midnight X-Men #1, launching a dark, creator-driven Midnight imprint alongside artist Matteo Della Fonte.
Aug. 9 (UPI) — New Jersey’s American Dream mall announced this weekend plans to house a real Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza restaurant.
Ever since 2013, action RPG fans have been thrilled by the free-to-play online game “Path of Exile.” Played from an isometric perspective, gamers select a character from several fantasy archetypal classes and explore expansive realms to complete quests. These levels are procedurally generated, keeping the experience fresh as players steadily upgrade and customize their characters.…
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The wait for a new season can be a real witch, but fans of The Witcher will just have to be patient. A new report claims the fantasy Netflix series’ fifth season won’t premiere until 2027.
Supergirl #16 begins Kingdom of Zod as General Zod seizes El Caldero and Kara assembles her super-force to stop him—but what is the K-Zone?
“Aishite” landed August 7 and it’s built like a horror anime, blood running down the frame as North West drifts through an abandoned school and arcade, her face slipping in and out of focus. Blue hair, facial piercings, staring straight into the camera as she sings “Just love me / Everyone betrays me.”