Bit Bot Media’s Bride of Rocky Horror promises an officially licensed graphic novel continuation of the cult classic, but fans should temper expectations.

Beneath the neon hum of TRON Ares, a digital weapon awakens to consciousness and compassion. This essay traces Ares’s journey from code to empathy, blending film lore, philosophy, and speculative science to ask who has the right to play god—and what a “soul” means in a wired world.

When Time Travel Is Dangerous starts slow and leans on nostalgia, the question of when it takes off depends. It omes alive when the hapless inventor and quirky side characters steal the spotlight.

Publisher Magazine House celebrates its 80th anniversary with style—expanding overseas, hosting a bookazine fair at McNally Jackson Books in New York, and releasing English editions of Popeye and Brutus. The event highlights Japan’s lasting influence on print culture, design, and contemporary media worldwide.

Alex and Mallory flee to the woods to film his parasomnia, but Dream Eater never fully awakens its Lovecraftian or mythological promise. A found-footage descent into dreams and madness that teases Phobetor yet forgets his purpose.

Ninjago: Dragons Rising delivers its most emotional and action-packed season yet, ending with a powerful cliffhanger and hints of what’s to come.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show returns in dazzling 4K and live spectacle across North America. From Vancouver’s shadow casts to Victoria’s drag shows, fans are doing the time warp again with music, improv, and midnight magic.

Ace Frehley was more than the Spaceman of KISS — he was the soul of the sound, the spark behind the mask. His legacy isn’t just in riffs or records; it’s in the cosmic joy of being unapologetically real. There will only ever be one Space Ace.

Osamu Tezuka’s legendary surgeon returns to the operating table as MediaOCD revives Black Jack — The Complete OVA Series in HD. Directed by Osamu Dezaki, this moody, gothic medical drama cuts deep into questions of morality, justice, and the human soul.

Borley Rectory: The Awakening reimagines England’s most haunted house with gothic flair, terrifying twists, and a chilling tale of spirits and family secrets.

After years in development, TRON Ares finally hits the Grid. This third film doesn’t reboot the system, but honours the legacy of the original with stunning visuals, a soulful digital antihero, and echoes of Frankenstein in a world learning how to dream.

A haunting werewolf western under the open sky—High Moon turns Heritage Acres into a frontier of ghosts, grief, and transformation, where sound and shadow blur the line between past and present.

Explore fresh and spine-tingling alternative paranormal TV shows for Halloween 2025. From folklore to real-life hauntings, ditch the jump scares.

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Baseball—often called America’s greatest pastime—takes centre field in Eephus. Even the title hints at its niche appeal: the “eephus” pitch is a slow, deceptive throw that only true baseball aficionados will recognize. But beyond its clever name, this film is less about the sport itself and more about the people playing it—a group of small-town locals in Massachusetts gathering for one last, low-stakes game on a fading field.

Dark Horse’s The Red Book #1 turns familiar Russian and Asian enigmas into a quietly unsettling anthology, balancing historical detail with creative ambiguity.

When Marvel Zombies on Disney Plus feels very compressed and is not part of the comic book canon, this entry feelslike Halloween-season fan service instead of a bold new chapter.

Cao Liang’s The Royal Cat delivers a playful, mysterious blend of talking‑animal charm and Eastern folklore. A rare North American release, The Royal Cat colourful and whimsical but never quite scratches beneath its own magic.

The Canada kids linear TV collapse has hit Telus Optik, with WildBrain and Family Channel disappearing. YTV is the only major channel left, leaving kids and parents with fewer options. Streaming and global changes are reshaping the way children watch cartoons.

Back in August 2022, The Hollywood Reporter announced that Wayfarer Studios and Bandai Namco Entertainment were developing a live-action Pac-Man movie. Sonic the Hedgehog producer Chuck Williams originated the idea, with Justin Baldoni (Clouds, Jane the Virgin) joining as producer. Since then, updates have been scarce. By early 2023, news went silent, and by 2025, the project appears stalled. Industry chatter suggests Wayfarer has put it on “internal hold.” Baldoni’s recent legal controversies have added uncertainty.

Balls at New York Comic Con is bringing back the Monster-Catchin’ Musical Comédy with a special panel, after party, and a final Caveat NYC performance. Fans can catch Pokémon legends Veronica Taylor and Stuart Zagnit live, along with plenty of surprises.

Stan Lee and John Romita’s The Amazing Spider-Man Classic Newspaper Classics return to print for the first time in softcover, collected by Clover Press. Discover how to get this rare collection and explore a treasured piece of comic history.

In a follow-up to an article I wrote years ago, it seems Tobin’s Spirit Guide refuses to stay buried. First glimpsed in the Ghostbusters films, this fictional tome has resurfaced in updated editions and fan-made replicas, standing tall as a paranormal counterpart to The Necronomicon. The mere mention of either sparks dread and curiosity; the latter famously shifted from literary oddity to pop culture cornerstone.

A curated selection of chilling horror manga releases for September–November 2025. Perfect for fans of supernatural horror, psychological thrills, and eerie atmospheres this Halloween season.

Ari Folman’s The Congress foresaw the rise of digital actors. Today, AI-generated “stars” like Tilly Norwood demand new guardrails. Without disclosure, consent, and compensation, real performers risk being replaced by code.