Hideo Kojima unveiled the game’s poster and a short teaser trailer for *OD: Knock* today at a celebration of Kojima Productions’ 10th anniversary in Japan. The game is intended as a continuation of the ideas and gameplay found in the *Metal Gear Solid* franchise.
Kojima Productions recently revealed the first trailer for director Hiroshi Miyamoto’s visually striking new film. The *Death Stranding Mosquito* trailer begins with an eerie underwater scene, transitions to a world populated by bizarre creatures, and culminates in a fierce battle.
According to Cregger, a sequel is genuinely being discussed with Warner Bros. He shared with *Fangoria* that he has a story idea he’s very enthusiastic about and that he’d actually prepared it before the first movie was even released. He assured readers it’s not just talk – he was ready to go with the concept beforehand.
The discussion started when Damian Lillard and Skeet Ulrich were at a horror convention in Massachusetts. (PinkNews first highlighted this!) When someone asked Lillard about the popular fan idea that their characters, Billy and Stu, were gay, he said he actually agrees with it.
Disney+ is increasing its prices again this year, marking the fourth consecutive year of cost hikes. The ad-supported Disney+ plan will now cost $11.99 per month, a $2 increase. The Disney+ and Hulu bundle is also going up by $2, to $12.99 monthly. Most packages that include Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ are increasing by $3 per month. A yearly subscription to ad-free Disney+ Premium will now cost $30 more. Only a few bundles, like those with NFL+ Premium, will remain at their current price. You can check the details of your specific plan here. These changes will take effect on October 21st.
I have to say, this new coral discovery is just… delightful! Back in 2006, researchers first spotted it near Moloka’i, and then again in the Mariana Trench in 2016. It’s a really unique coral – imagine long, shaggy branches that stand upright. Honestly, the first thing everyone thought when they saw it was Chewbacca from *Star Wars*. It’s got this shiny, almost furry look, and the resemblance is absolutely uncanny! They’ve officially named it *Iridogorgia chewbacca*, and it’s a perfectly fitting title.
Maggie Gyllenhaal, the Academy Award-nominated director of *The Lost Daughter*, brings you *The Bride*, a fresh and daring reimagining of a classic story. Christian Bale stars as a solitary Frankenstein who journeys to 1930s Chicago, seeking the help of brilliant scientist Dr. Euphronious (Annette Bening, a five-time Oscar nominee) to create a partner for him. They succeed in bringing a young woman back to life, and The Bride (Jessie Buckley, also an Academy Award nominee) is born. But the results are far more shocking than they expected, leading to murder, obsession, a surprising new cultural movement, and a passionate, forbidden love affair.
The town has a dark past, plagued by unsolved crimes, especially the disappearances of several children. A group of kids believes these missing children are being held captive in the sewers – those who haven’t already been presumed dead. And they’re right – Pennywise is lurking down there, often seen with a small red balloon.
The second season of *One Piece* introduces Loguetown, a town called “The Town of the Beginning and the End.” This name comes from the fact that both the legendary pirate Gol D. Roger-whom Luffy looks up to-was born and executed there. We see Luffy gazing at the execution platform, hinting that Loguetown will be a very significant and emotionally charged place for the characters.
Emily Blunt’s character, Dawn, repeatedly and desperately pleads with him to let her in, and it feels like the film anticipates criticism for not fully exploring their relationship. The movie seems to suggest Mark Kerr is a fundamentally unknowable person, implying we shouldn’t fault the film for failing to understand him either. However, this isn’t a very convincing explanation. It would be easier to accept their connection if the film showed *why* these two people, who don’t appear to even like each other, were together in the first place.