Movie Villains Who Actually Had a Point (They Were Just… Very Dramatic About It)
Villains in movies have a habit of ruining their own argument. Not because their point is bad, but because somewhere between “I have a valid concern” and “here’s my plan,” they take a hard left into kidnapping, elaborate traps or trying to destroy civilisation. That’s the tragedy of a good villain. Sometimes, if they had just calmed down and spoken to someone — maybe over coffee, maybe in therapy — they could have resolved the whole thing in under an hour and saved everyone a lot of trouble. But then we wouldn’t have a movie. And if we are being
Wildwood looks like LAIKA’s biggest fantasy adventure yet
Seven years after Missing Link, LAIKA is finally returning to cinemas with another stop-motion feature. Wildwood opens on 23 October 2026, and the studio has now released its final trailer as tickets go on sale. For fans who fell in love with the eerie handmade worlds of Coraline, ParaNorman and Kubo and the Two Strings, that alone is an event. But Wildwood looks considerably bigger than a simple return to familiar territory. Into the Impassable Wilderness The story follows Prue McKeel, a young girl whose baby brother is taken by crows. Her search draws her into a hidden wilderness and
Stranger Things isn’t over: Tales From ’85 season 2 is already streaming
The live-action story of Stranger Things may have reached its enormous cultural moment, but Netflix is clearly not finished with Hawkins. Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 has returned for a second season, with the new episodes arriving on Netflix on 17 September 2026. The animated series takes viewers back to Hawkins and reunites us with younger versions of Eleven, Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas and Max, along with Nikki and the rest of the Hawkins Investigators Club. This time, the gang has another paranormal problem to investigate. Because apparently nobody living in Hawkins is ever allowed to have a quiet school
Princess Mononoke is returning to cinemas in 4K this September
Few animated films become less relevant with age. Princess Mononoke certainly hasn't. Hayao Miyazaki's epic fantasy is returning to North American cinemas from 26 to 30 September 2026 as part of Studio Ghibli Fest, presented in its 4K remastered version. For fans who have never seen Ashitaka, San and the Forest Spirit on a cinema screen, this is a particularly good excuse. A clarification about the 4K version The 4K restoration itself is not brand new to 2026. GKIDS first brought the remaster to North American IMAX theatres in 2025 as part of Studio Ghibli's 40th anniversary celebrations. The remaster
Suikoden II is becoming an anime and we finally have an exact premiere date
One of the most beloved cult RPGs of the original PlayStation era is about to reach a completely different audience. Suikoden: The Anime will premiere in Japan on 3 October 2026, with its opening episode presented as a 60-minute special. The date was confirmed alongside the anime's third trailer. And in an interesting move, this adaptation is not beginning with the first Suikoden. It is adapting Suikoden II. Why start with Suikoden II? Konami released Suikoden II for the original PlayStation in 1998. The story centres on childhood friends Riliu and Jowy, young members of the Highland Kingdom's youth brigade
Is KPop Demon Hunters worth the hype?
At first glance, KPop Demon Hunters sounds like the kind of title that could either be brilliant or completely ridiculous. Somehow, it manages to be both and that is exactly why it works. Watch here. Rumi, Mira and Zoey are the members of HUNTR/X, one of the biggest K-pop groups in the world. Their fans know them as international superstars but they are also secretly demon hunters. Their music strengthens a magical barrier protecting the human world. Their latest enemies are the Saja Boys, a demon boy band sent to steal their fans and weaken that protection. At the same
KPop Demon Hunters 2: 10 Story Directions Fans Think Could Actually Happen
Ever since K-Pop Demon Hunters became a massive global hit, fans have been doing what fandoms do best: rewatching every scene, analysing every line and building theories about what could happen next. The first film may have wrapped up its main battle, but it definitely did not close the door on the world of HUNTR/X. If anything, the ending created even more questions. What really happened to Jinu after his sacrifice? Is Gwi-Ma completely gone, or was he only pushed back? What secrets are still hidden in Rumi’s family history? And how much do Mira and Zoey know about the
The Nightmare Before Christmas: 15 Fun Facts You Didn’t Know!
From the mind of Tim Burton comes the classic movie – The Nightmare before Christmas. Often promoted as Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, the movie is a 1993 American Stop Motion Musical Fantasy-thriller film directed by Henry Selick and produced/co-written by Tim Burton. Synopsis Set in Halloween town (a town in which Halloween is celebrated all year round), Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, is getting bored with Halloween and accidentally finds his way into Christmas Town. When he gets back he tells everyone about Christmas. The whole Halloween town decided that they want to rather host this joyous holiday.
10 Things That Make K-Pop Demon Hunters Way More Interesting Than Fans Realise
At first glance, KPop Demon Hunters sounds like the kind of movie title someone made up as a joke: a world-famous K-pop girl group secretly fighting demons between concerts. But the reason it became such a massive hit is because the idea is much smarter than it sounds. Under the bright performances, catchy songs and flashy animation, the movie is built on Korean folklore, idol culture, fan devotion and a surprisingly emotional story about identity. Watch here. The film follows HUNTR/X, a fictional K-pop girl group made up of Rumi, Mira and Zoey. On stage, they are polished pop stars.
Epic Edna Mode Takes on Hollywood Legend Edith Head
Life is stranger than fiction: Edna Mode, the unforgettable supporting character from Disney/Pixar’s The Incredibles and Incredibles 2, is often said to have been inspired by real-life Hollywood costume designer Edith Head. While Pixar has never firmly confirmed that Edna is based only on Head, the resemblance is hard to miss: the short dark bob, the oversized round glasses, the sharp personality, and the absolute confidence in her own design genius. Not in the mood to read? Watch the video here. Looking for a unique gift? Visit our Red Bubble store. Edna Mode (The Incredibles) In the world of