By In “A New Year’s Letter from the President” shared via the Square Enix website, Square Enix President and Representative Director Takashi Kiryu shared a few thoughts about the company’s 2023 decisions and 2024 plans. Somewhat surprisingly, much of the letter focused on Square Enix’s investments in (and intended applications of)
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In hindsight, it’s pretty amazing that HBO’s epic fantasy series Game of Thrones made it to live-action in the first place. George R.R. Martin, who penned (and is still slowly penning) the novel series upon which Game of Thrones is based, wrote his books at a seemingly unadaptable scale. Following
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Mickey Mouse has got a knife. With those simple words, and the corresponding horror movie trailer which goes with them, it’s become clear that the 21st century is about to get weird. Well, weirder, at any rate. Nearly a hundred years after Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks animated the short
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The Coroner’s Assistant, a beloved project from writer/director Angeline Walsh, is a uniquely funny and wonderful foray. There is a fun tone that doesn’t shy away from the macabre. In other words: my kind of story. I was able to speak with the talented Walsh about her quest to see
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Episode 4 Release Time and Recap
Despite some initial confusion over the series premiere date and time, Percy Jackson fans showed up in full force, with the series pulling in 13.3 million viewers in its first 6 days on Disney+ and Hulu. While only the first episode of the series is available to watch on Hulu,
