Author: Matt Harris

I am an ex Royal Navy sailor who loves all things geek. I have a strong admiration of anime as well as western television shows and movies. From a young age I was into video games as well as TV shows, often spotted in front of a screen somewhere. My goal is to become a screenwriter/director one day and left the Royal Navy after 9 years to better pursue that dream of mine.

Crunchyroll has officially announced the return of Ani-May, a month-long festival designed to bring fans together through streaming, gaming, retail, and immersive real-world experiences. This year’s event aims to transform May into a cultural milestone, offering new ways for the community to “live” anime across iconic franchises like JUJUTSU KAISEN, My Hero Academia, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End. More Bang for Your Buck Crunchyroll is kicking off the festivities by offering significant value to both new and returning fans. For a limited time, discounted Fan and Mega Fan memberships are available, which now include access to the Crunchyroll Game Vault.…

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Factory Entertainment has announced its officially licensed prop replicas from the upcoming Masters of the Universe live-action film, currently set to arrive in UK cinemas on June 3, 2026. This collection promises to bring the Power of Grayskull directly into the hands of fans with 1:1 replicas of The Power Sword as well as Teela’s Sword and the Man-At-Arms Mace. The Power Sword is not merely a display piece but a beautifully crafted replica designed for the most diehard collectors. By using direct access to the original production assets from the film, Factory Entertainment has ensured that every curve, edge,…

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The Exit 8 is a psychological, liminal horror indie game where you play as someone trapped in an infinite, repeating corridor. Today, Vertigo Releasing debuts a brand new film adaptation of the game in cinemas across the UK and so it’s time we take a deep dive into differences between the film and the source material. To survive and escape in the Exit 8 game you must follow a strict set of rules: The game, at its core, is nice and simple, and the film perfectly captures that essence. However, it did leave out some of the more creepy and…

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Kahuam Films, Sparta Productions, and Breakwall Pictures have officially announced that Alex Kahuam’s highly anticipated supernatural horror, The Remedy, will celebrate its World Premiere at the SXSW London festival this June. Fans of psychological tension and visceral genre filmmaking can catch the premiere on 3rd June 2026, with a special encore screening scheduled for 6th June. Check out the trailer below: Directed by Alex Kahuam (Failure!, Forgiveness), the story follows Jason (Timothy Granaderos), a devoted son pushed to his breaking point while caring for his terminally ill mother, Maria. Plagued by sleep deprivation and horrific nightmares of a creature consuming…

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The sequel to 2025’s Superman has officially begun filming, as confirmed by DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn. The next chapter of the DC Universe (DCU) has officially begun. Earlier today, James Gunn took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to announce that Man of Tomorrow has started filming. Accompanied by a photo from the set, Gunn’s post simply read: “From the set of #ManofTomorrow. Shooting now.” The shared image offers a first look on set, featuring a chessboard and a “VanKull Department of Corrections” ID badge belonging to Alexander Luthor (played by Nicholas Hoult) and a glimpse of the film’s…

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Nearly three decades after the first movie, the Owens sisters are officially back. Warner Bros. has unveiled the first teaser trailer for Practical Magic 2, confirming that Academy Award winners Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman will reprise their roles as Sally and Gillian Owens in a sequel that promises to be just as witchy and heart-wrenching as the 1998 original. Check out the trailer below: While the original film focused on the bond between the two sisters, the sequel—based on Alice Hoffman’s 2021 novel The Book of Magic—widens the plot to include three generations of the Owens family. Joey King…

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Mortal Kombat is not the only fighting game adaptation punching it’s way onto the big screen this year, and as the upcoming Paramount Pictures film Street Fighter enters the ring this October, I thought it be best if we knock out some homework on who is who in this upcoming adaptation of the hit video game. Street Fighter has been a staple of arcade fighting games since it’s initial release way back in 1987 by CAPCOM. Since then we have had 6 mainline games as well as countless remixes, adaptations, spin offs and crossovers including with the infamous and well…

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The end is nigh—and this time, it’s for good. Prime Video has officially released the trailer for the final chapter of Good Omens, produced by Amazon MGM Studios, Narrativia, and BBC Studios Comedy. Rather than a full season, the story will conclude with a 90-minute special event, set to premiere in more than 240 countries and territories on May 13th. Check out the trailer here Picking up exactly where the heartbreaking Season Two cliffhanger left off, the finale finds our “ineffable” duo at their lowest point. Their millennia-long friendship was fractured when Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) accepted the call to return…

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Akira releases in IMAX and cinemas in both Japanese with English subtitles, and English dubbed versions, from Friday 17th April. Synopsis Rebuilt from the ashes of World War III, Neo-Tokyo is a breathtaking, neon-lit metropolis where lawlessness and corruption run rampant. Racing through its streets are Kaneda and Tetsuo, two delinquents and members of a biker gang. When they crash into a secret government plot and Tetsuo is experimented on, the result is an explosive, mesmerising masterpiece of animation that would change cinema forever. Review When Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira made it’s way to the Western world, it shattered the misconception that animation was…

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Powerwash Simulator 2 has gone to the Land of Ooo for its first major DLC pack. Currently available on all major platforms (Nintendo Switch 2 to drop at a later date). Synopsis The story is simple, Princess Bubblegum has created you (and your friends in multiplayer) as candy people cleaners and you set out to clean up the messes left behind by iconic characters such as Finn, Jake, Ice King and many more in their iconic locations. Review NB: A PS5 review copy was graciously sent to us from our friends at FuturLab. The levels includes are the Finn and…

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