The latest in a long line of uninspired video game adaptations is officially available to stream, but not many people are tripping over themselves to catch a glimpse of Five Nights at Freddy’s. Recommended Videos Warning: This article contains spoilers about the lore behind Five Nights at Freddy’s. The adaptation of the mega-popular horror game hit theaters in the states on Oct. 27 and, despite high fan hopes, its largely failed to impress.

Warning: the following article contains spoilers for Trigun Stampede season one, episode one, “Noman’s Land.” Recommended Videos A beautiful CGI rendering, Trigun Stampede reintroduces Vash the Stampede, a skilled gunman who always seems to come out on top, but he’s been given an unnecessary moniker. The series begins with the destruction of a spaceship that a young Vash and his twin brother, Nai, were on. They escape in a spacecraft, travel through the debris, and come to the planet, Noman’s Land.

Viewers continue to rave about the multiverse-shattering Spider-Man: No Way Home, and for good reason. The film combined more than 20 years’ worth of Spider-Man lore into a single film that somehow managed to flawlessly weave fan service into a genuinely heartfelt, thrilling, and charming storyline. Recommended Videos Warning: This article contains spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home. Please proceed with caution if you have yet to see the film.

Yellowstone‘s Luke Grimes has released his highly-anticipated first song, and country music fans worldwide are already learning its lyrics and getting familiar with the swoon-worthy tune.  Recommended Videos Grimes first announced that he was going to break out into the music realm just months ago, and with the announcement, he also shared that he’s going to be performing at the music festival, Stagecoach. Fans were waiting on bated breath to hear the first notes of his debut song, and he shared a tease of it during Sunday night’s Yellowstone episode.

Are you ready to have a hoot with some owl puns? If you’re a fan of these wise and majestic creatures, then you’re in for a treat. Owls are not only fascinating birds, but they also make for some great wordplay. So, without feather ado, we’ve compiled a collection of owl puns that are sure to make you laugh and maybe even give you some inspiration for your own jokes. Recommended Videos Funny owl puns Hoot have thought it would be this easy?

“Aqua Horror,” specifically shark cinema, continues to surface title upon title after a sunken period. Between The Shallows, The Meg, and lesser-budgeted splashes such as Johannes Roberts’ 47 Meters Down, fin flicks have surged back into summer’s movie night focus. 47 Meters Down isn’t the biggest fish of those three, but impresses based on Roberts’ subversion of expectations by hooking razor-sharp psychological tortures on a line bated with catastrophic cage diving.

Recommended Videos Whichever way you look at it, the Joker is the definitive comic book villain. The big Kahuna. The irrepressible antagonist. He’s in the same league of iconic bad guys like Darth Vader, Dracula, Voldemort and Joel Schumacher (jokes!). No matter the decade or occasion, the Clown Prince of Crime seems to constantly reinvent himself as Batman‘s greatest archrival time and time again. Consider him the proverbial yin to the Dark Knight’s yang, so to speak.

Fans are at odds over which actress, Jessica Biel or Elizabeth Olsen, gave the better performance while portraying the role of Candy Montgomery. Recommended Videos Biel and Olsen respectively played the now-therapist and accused killer in separate mini-series’ titled Candy and Love & Death. Biel’s show Candy premiered on Hulu in 2022, while Love & Death starring Olsen debuted on HBO Max this year. Despite the shows’ differences, their central premise follows Montgomery’s life as a housewife and mother in Wylie, Texas.  Things took a tragic turn in June 1980 when Montgomery and her best friend, Betty Gore, got into an argument over her affair with Gore’s husband, Allan Gore, which ultimately led to the death of the elementary school teacher.

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Long before Tom Cruise was driving motorcycles off cliffs, Harrison Ford was swinging from a whip and punching (fake) Nazis. Recommended Videos The acclaimed actor made doing ones own stunts cool while Cruise was still dancing in his underwear, and — now a full-blown octogenarian — Ford is still at it. He can’t quite manage many of the stunts he took on in his youth, but the 80-year-old actor still performs many of his stunts in this month’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.