New ‘Dragon Ball Daima’ Image Offers Adorable Look at Young Goku
A new Dragon Ball: Daima image offers fans a new look at Young Goku, drawn by Manga artist, Toyotarou.
‘Enys Men’ Ending Explained – What the Hell Is Happening on That Island?
Mark Jenkin's strange horror film Enys Men leaves the audience with a lot of questions. Let's unpack the ending to NEON's odd trip.
SPIDER-MAN 2 Developers Wanted to Tell One of the Best Venom Stories Ever and They Tease a Spinoff
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Shawn Levy Gives an Optimistic Update on His ‘Star Wars’ Film
Shawn Levy updated audiences on the status of his Star Wars film, saying the studio has given his creative freedom for the project.
Where to Watch ‘A Haunting in Venice’ – Blu-ray and Streaming Status
Your guide to watching A Haunting in Venice (2023) in theaters, with how to find showtimes, the latest streaming status, and more.
First Trailer for China’s ‘Sharktopus’ Remake – Featuring Better VFX
"No one will survive the bloodythirst beast!" Iqiyi in China has released on streaming a fun creature feature called Sharktopus, another of these dumb shark concepts. This Chinese remake is riffing on the 2010 SyFy channel movie also called Sharktopus, produced by Julie and Roger Corman as one of the first low budget shark-mania movies. This new version is already out for streaming in China, though no info yet on when it will show up in other countries. This film tells the story of Fan Jingya (starring Michelle Ye), who devoted herself to researching a cure for Motor Neuron Disease to save her son. However, her boss, Mr. Chen, used her research to create an Octoshark, a highly intelligent hybrid of octopuses and sharks. And this caused a disaster (of course, it always does). Trapped on a cruise, Fan Jingya and her old flame, Lu Fei, have a battle of wits against the Octoshark. Also starring Luo Li-Qun, Chen Wen-Jun, and Lemon Li. This seems to have slightly better VFX, along with a bigger budget overall allowing them to get ...
Watch: Mesmerizing Animated Short ‘Iizuna Fair’ by Sumito Sakakibara
This entrancing animated art is currently available to watch online for only a limited time - don't miss your chance to view it. Iizuna Fair is a magnificent art piece created by Japanese artist Sumito Sakakibara, commissioned by the Nagano Prefectural Art Museum in Japan. After premiering in 2021 & winning awards at festival it's now being project onto their massive 26m screen, which you can visit for yourself in Nagano, but for everyone else who can't make it they've published it online. It's only available for 3 months only - from September 15th until December 15th this fall. "In the midst of the frenzied night, a man finds himself lost in the crevasse of time." It's a rumination on time and memory and regret and grief, set mostly around a fair in the town of Iizuna (see Google Maps). While the artwork can play as a short, it's designed to run in a continuous loop, which adds an extra meta layer of meaning about our experience with life on this planet. I like the fight with the dragon right ...