Paul W.S. Anderson, the director known for the successful Resident Evil movies, is set to direct a new project. While a distribution company hasn’t been confirmed, Rocket Science is currently looking for one. Isabela Merced is gaining recognition in the genre space, recently appearing as Hawkgirl in Superman and Dina in The Last of Us.
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A total of 2,000 free tickets will be distributed for the sci-fi action comedy. Briarcliff announced the giveaway on social media, along with a statement from CEO Tom Ortenberg. He said, “It makes sense for people who are already living with the effects of AI to be among the first to see this film.”
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It’s understandable that fans were hoping to see some kind of preview – even a short trailer – by now. Unfortunately, a recent leak suggests anyone expecting The Elder Scrolls 6 to come out in 2026 will likely be disappointed. According to a report from The Verge, there’s nothing indicating the game is planned for release on Xbox that year, meaning the wait for a new Elder Scrolls game continues.
If you weren’t able to watch the live stream, you can still view it! The replay is available now on the official BrownDust2 YouTube channel in the “Live” section.
MeTV will be showing the beloved musical classic The Wizard of Oz several times during prime time and throughout October as part of its month-long Halloween BOO-Nanza celebration of classic horror, sci-fi, and family films. The event also includes a special Saturday night presentation hosted by Svengoolie. With the recent popularity of Wicked, interest in The Wizard of Oz is booming. While it hasn’t been shown on network TV since 1998, it was a regular feature on cable. According to MeTV’s Neal Sabin, The Wizard of Oz is “more than a movie—it’s a shared American experience, defined by the tradition of families watching it together.” MeTV will air the film in its original, uncut version.
Since 1976, The Segue Foundation has championed innovative poetry, providing a platform for its creation and dissemination. Beyond publishing key poetry journals that captured the evolution of poetic styles, the foundation runs Roof Books, fostering communities of experimental writers globally. They also supported the Incisions Arts Project, offering poetry workshops to those in prison. Perhaps most notably, The Segue Foundation has hosted a continuous reading series since 1978, bringing poets and audiences together to this day.
This is a compelling reason to consider a Crunchyroll subscription. They’ll be adding exclusive games to the Crunchyroll Game Vault, and more details about these titles will be revealed later this year. Crunchyroll says they’re working with both Japanese and international game companies to create games specifically designed for anime fans. While we don’t have many specifics yet, it’s definitely something to look forward to.
This trailer feels incredibly grand and immersive. Brought to you by Steven Spielberg and Amblin Entertainment, and the team behind Our Planet, The Dinosaurs is a sweeping adventure through prehistoric times. The series charts the dinosaurs’ entire history – their origins, evolution, and eventual extinction. Right from the start, the visuals are captivating. One scene shows a shark dwarfed by a massive Spinosaurus, and the powerful music further enhances the experience.