To make players feel fully connected to their pets in The Puppy Roll 2, creator Bhimani and Bad Auntie Entertainment collaborated with Wizards of the Coast. They’ve cleverly adapted elements from the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons books, *Heroes of Faerûn* and *Adventures in Faerûn*, so expect some surprising new spells, character classes, and other fun additions!
This figure set brings the enchanting world of the show to life! It features collectible figures of the main characters, Greg and Wirt, with swappable heads and arms for different poses. Wirt includes a removable cap and three capes, while Greg comes with his trusty frog companion, Kitty. You’ll also find a figure of Beatrice the bluebird, Greg’s axe, and a special limited-edition version featuring The Dog. As a bonus, the set includes a vinyl record of the show’s original soundtrack.
It’s wild to think that the original *Silent Night, Deadly Night* actually made more money at the box office than *A Nightmare on Elm Street* when they both came out in 1984! I guess getting a killer Santa out of theaters really helped Freddy Krueger. And get this – this new one is actually the *second* remake! The first one came out just thirteen years ago, in 2012. I’m pretty sure that has to be some kind of record for the fastest turnaround between horror reboots. Anyway, the new *Silent Night, Deadly Night* is hitting theaters on December 12th, so get ready!
Bennett Foddy, the creator of famously difficult games like *QWOP* and *Getting Over It*, is known for deliberately making frustrating experiences. His new game, *Baby Steps*, continues this tradition. Players have found that skipping cutscenes can trigger a punishment: a single, unskippable cutscene lasting a full 28 minutes. It’s classic Foddy – ingeniously annoying ways to challenge players.
Michael Amo (known for *Pure* and *The Listener*) and Will Pascoe (*Orphan Black*) will lead the creative team on *John Carpenter Presents*. This Canadian series aims to capture the look and feel – including the music – of John Carpenter’s films. Carpenter famously composed the scores for almost all of his movies, like *Halloween* and *The Thing*, not only creating iconic characters like Michael Myers but also the memorable music linked to them. The series will be structured like *American Horror Story*, with each season telling one complete story, rather than being an episodic anthology similar to *The Twilight Zone*.
Writer Rob Shearman (known for the 2005 episode “Dalek” and other related works) shared his thoughts in *Doctor Who Magazine* (as noted by *Den of Geek*). He described a fluctuating relationship with the show, currently feeling distanced from it. He believes the series is currently in a particularly difficult state, pointing to Ncuti Gatwa’s unexpected exit and the appearance of Billie Piper without further explanation as signs that the show has effectively ended, at least for now.
Stephen King’s books are much more closely linked than many people realize, especially those who only know his work through film and television. After writing for decades, it’s remarkable how he’s built a vast, interconnected universe – comparable to Marvel or DC in its depth and lore. This universe includes repeating characters and familiar locations like Castle Rock, Jerusalem’s Lot, and Derry. Of these three key settings, Derry was the last to be fully explored, but King had been developing the idea for years.
One of the best parts of this movie is discovering the story as it happens, so I’ll avoid major spoilers. The film centers around a strange event in a town where, at 2:17 AM, seventeen out of eighteen children from a single elementary school class mysteriously leave their homes and run off into the night, raising their arms as if they’re flying. Nobody understands where they went or why *these* children were taken, and many, including the father, Archer Graff (Josh Brolin), blame the teacher, Justine Gandy (Julia Garner).
The game tells you *where* to trade your Colorful Screws, but doesn’t show you the location on the map, and you won’t need to go there for quite a while. This guide will show you exactly where to trade them, what rewards you’ll get, and how to find more Colorful Screws.
We’ll explain all of the status conditions in Legends: Z-A so you can strategise accordingly.