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In more ways than one, the sci-fi genre seemingly peaked on the small screen with Netflix’s Dark. Ever since Dark ended on Netflix, only one Apple TV sci-fi show has seemingly come close to matching its brilliance.
One of the best post-apocalyptic sci-fi shows on Prime Videoalso ranks among the greatest video game adaptations of the century. So far, the show in question has had an incredible 2-season run and seems to be showing no signs of…
Dragon Ballis one of the most influential anime series ever made, and even after 40 years, the franchise is showing no signs of slowing down.
Watching The Avengers in 2026 is a pretty different experience than it was 14 years ago. While it was already one of the biggest and most ambitious cinematic crossovers back in 2012, the beauty of the MCU is that the…
Stardew Valleycompetitors have been popping up left and right in the decade since its release, but some of the best alternatives are the games that inspired it. It’s no secret that Stardew Valley is based on the formula established by…
2026 has been an amazing year for TV anime so far, yet there is still much more excitement to be had in the movie department. There is a lot to look forward to regardless of your preferences, as upcoming movies…
Reacher is all set to return in 2026 with season 4, which will seemingly mark the end of an era for the Alan Ritchson character. Considering how critically and commercially successful Reacher has been, it seems unlikely it will end…
David Alan Grier has some regrets about certain casting choices. The St. Denis Medical star recently appeared on NBC’s Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, where he addressed why he passed on roles in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Seinfeld. “I…
Just like many episodes of Black Mirror seem to be aging incredibly well, several installments of an Apple TV anthology series also hit harder and feel more relatable as more time goes by.
Andy Weir reveals he had a Star Trek pitch rejected by Paramount, and he is not mincing words about his thoughts on the state of the franchise.