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Fury of Dracula (5th Edition) Board Game Review
IGN has reviewed the 5th Edition of “Fury of Dracula,” the classic hidden-movement board game published by Avalon Hill, in which one player takes on the role of Dracula while up to four others play vampire hunters trying to track him down. The game had been out of print and hard to find for some…
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Steven Spielberg’s 2-Part Horror Franchise Officially Returns Amid Sequel Talks
Steven Spielberg’s Gremlins franchise has arrived on HBO Max, reviving interest in the horror-adjacent films just as talk of a long-awaited third instalment gathers pace. Spielberg, whose own directing style leans towards adventure rather than horror, has nonetheless produced several genre entries over the decades, with Gremlins standing as his most successful contribution to the…
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17 Best Movies New to Streaming in September: ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘Backrooms,’ ’Scary Movie 6,’ ’The Mandalorian and Grogu’
Variety has published its monthly round-up of the best films newly available to stream, spotlighting several summer 2026 box-office hits now landing on streaming platforms in September as the fall movie season begins. The list matters for streaming subscribers because it brings some of the year’s biggest theatrical successes, including animated blockbuster “Toy Story 5″…
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The 8 Best Books You Probably Had To Read in High School, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of eight books commonly assigned in US high school English classes, arguing that despite their reputation as reluctant reading, many remain genuinely worthwhile and could be worth revisiting as an adult. The piece frames the selection around books that are frequently set as classroom texts, noting these can often…
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Hideki Kamiya Isn’t Fussed About the Physical vs. Digital Debate – He Just Wants Games to Be Preserved for Future Generations
Hideki Kamiya, the veteran director behind franchises including Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, Resident Evil 2 and Okami, has said he is unconcerned with the debate over physical versus digital games, focusing instead on the need for titles to be preserved for future players. His comments, made amid controversy over PlayStation’s plan to stop producing physical…
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Zach Cregger Talks ‘Resident Evil,’ Intense Drive To Work With Spielberg That Led Him To ‘The Flood’ & ‘Obsession’/‘Backrooms’ Fervor – The Deadline Q&A
Zach Cregger, fresh off the Oscar-winning “Weapons” and the breakout hit “Barbarian,” is set to release his take on “Resident Evil,” a survival-horror adaptation following a medical courier (played by “Weapons” star Austin Abrams) who runs into the aftermath of the Umbrella Corporation’s T-virus outbreak on a snowy night. The film, due in cinemas on…
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Resident Evil 2 Director Thinks There’s a Chance His Canceled Xbox-Exclusive Will Still Happen
Hideki Kamiya, the Resident Evil 2 director and PlatinumGames co-founder, has said he still hopes his cancelled Xbox-exclusive title Scalebound could one day be revived. Speaking to Video Games Chronicle, Kamiya said he had not personally approached new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma about the project, but used the opportunity to publicly invite Microsoft to revisit…
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Midwest mother is charged with murdering two-year-old son at $1m mansion in case likened by neighbor to Lindsay Clancy
Illinois mother Corie A Walsh, 38, has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder over the death of her two-year-old son at the family’s $1 million home in Frankfort. Police described the incident, which occurred on a Tuesday, as a “domestic homicide,” and Walsh was found attempting self-harm at the property before being hospitalised;…
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Japan’s Biggest Farming-Sim of 2026 Is Finally Coming to the US
Nippon Ichi Software’s farming sim Village in the Shade, already a hit in Japan, is set for release outside Japan on 27 October, having quickly become one of the studio’s most popular titles in recent years. Polygon attended a hands-off preview ahead of a PAX West demo, previewing a game that blends familiar Stardew Valley-style…