The first Friday the 13th introduced a truly memorable villain: Pamela Voorhees. She terrorized Camp Crystal Lake, not with supernatural powers, but with intense rage. Pamela was fueled by the devastating loss of her child, a tragedy that could have been prevented. Her sorrow didn’t lessen over time; instead, it intensified, transforming a once-caring mother into a cold-blooded killer.
The new series is set in the world of Friday the 13th, but it will be more of a retelling of the very first movie. If you remember the original 1980 film, you’ll know the killer wasn’t the iconic figure with the hockey mask we see in later movies. Linda Cardellini (known for Dead to Me) will play Pamela Voorhees, a mother who sacrificed her dreams of being a singer to care for her son, Jason, and whose life takes a tragic turn when he dies.
The new trailer is packed with action, showing Daredevil battling Kingpin’s heavily armed police force, who appear to be kidnapping and torturing people. We also see Bullseye committing a lot of murders. On top of dealing with Kingpin and his task force, Matt Murdock and Karen Page will also face the man responsible for Foggy Nelson’s death this season. And it looks like Karen’s old adversary, James Wesley, is returning! Daredevil: Born Again successfully continues the spirit of the original Netflix series, and fans are eagerly anticipating what’s next.
A new build (2.20.9) that addresses known issues has been released on PC Client.
John Stewart, the second Green Lantern protecting Sector 2814 in the comics, experienced several love stories. Many of these were with fellow Lanterns, including his marriage to Katma Tui, who sadly died. The comics often had tragic endings for romantic characters. Hawkgirl, originally created in 1940 as a partner and love interest for Hawkman, wasn’t typically paired with anyone else in the comics. However, Bruce Timm, the creator of the animated Justice League series, chose to explore a different dynamic for the character.
As a big fan of Prime Video, I’ve been keeping track of their pricing. It currently costs $14.99 a month, or $139 if you pay for the year. When they started showing ads, they offered a way to avoid them for an extra $2.99 a month. Well, that ad-free option is now going up to $4.99 a month. It really makes you think about how much you value watching without interruptions, doesn’t it?
We’re updating our response to the Golden Colosseum issue we announced on March 13th. After looking closer at the temporary solutions we previously suggested, we realized they wouldn’t fix the problem quickly enough. To fully resolve this, we’ll be releasing an updated version of the game. We’ll share the release schedule as soon as everything is ready.
The BBC reports that recently discovered episodes are from The Daleks’ Master Plan, a 12-part Doctor Who story featuring the First Doctor. Most of the episodes from this series had been lost, but thanks to this collection, the first and third installments – “The Nightmare Begins” and “Devil’s Planet” – have now been recovered.
Okay, so as a movie and trivia buff, I gotta admit, Wikipedia is my first stop when I need a quick rundown on just about anything. It’s HUGE, right? Well, there’s this thing called Wikigacha, and it’s basically a collectible card game built on Wikipedia. Seriously, it has over 6.74 million different cards! And because it pulls info from every single Wikipedia article, you can collect a card for practically anything you can imagine. Forget Pokémon – we’re talking historical figures like George Washington, countries like Poland, or even abstract concepts like the Pythagorean theorem. It’s wild!
WEBTOON and Disney are teaming up to bring the Star Wars: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red comic series to WEBTOON’s scrolling format. Starting today, March 13th at 5 PM Pacific Time, fans can read the four-issue series, which has been adapted into 12 episodes.