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I first spotted this poster over at Gizmodo, and it’s seriously impressive. It really focuses on Jacob Elordi’s look – his long, stringy hair, pale and thin face, and those deeply sunken eyes. But the most striking part? We finally get a glimpse of his hand, and it looks like the flesh has been completely torn away. It’s fantastic! It reminds me a lot of the creature Rory Kinnear played in Showtime’s Penny Dreadful, which I loved. Honestly, I’m really happy with how it looks. Guillermo del Toro has explained that his adaptation will stay much truer to Mary Shelley’s original novel than the older Universal films. So, no silly flat tops or neck bolts – thankfully!

In a last-ditch effort to generate excitement for his new movie, the creator of beloved shows like Samurai Jack and Dexter’s Laboratory shared a preview of The Black Knight on social media. So far, every studio-including Sony, which recently practically gave away the incredibly profitable K-Pop Demon Hunters-has declined to pick it up. However, after watching this footage, it’s difficult to see why. It’s both visually stunning and thrilling.

I was really surprised to learn that Spotify has removed a massive 75 million tracks over the past year! They explained in a statement that while technology has *always* influenced music, this huge cleanup is a direct result of the rise of generative AI. Basically, a ton of low-quality, unwanted songs were flooding the platform, and Spotify is taking action. Here’s what they shared about the tracks they’ve been removing and the reasons behind it: It’s a big move, and I think it shows they’re committed to quality. I’m curious to see how this impacts the music landscape.

Pan, a YouTuber who jokingly refers to himself as a “failed MythBuster,” took a playful thought and turned it into a genuinely risky experiment. He wondered what it would take to make the powers of Chainsaw Man a reality. To explore this, he attached handles to small chainsaws, creating what he called chainsaw gauntlets. He even mounted a functioning chainsaw directly onto a football helmet. Yes, he actually put a chainsaw on a football helmet and then wore it on his head! That also meant he needed to build a back brace to support his neck, as it turns out that balancing a large, heavy, and unwieldy machine on your head is quite difficult.

Naturally, using rarer materials will make your weapon more durable and increase its damage output. However, to keep things challenging, zombies can also wield spears! Sounds like fun, right? This update is live now, so go ahead and craft your spear and begin your adventure.