By This Star Trek article contains spoilers for Section 31. Like the Bell Riots of Deep Space Nine, the movie Star Trek: Section 31 is such a disaster for Trekkies that we’ve stopped our petty debates about Janeway killing Tuvix, or Kirk’s captaincy compared to Picard’s, and have finally come together.
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It’s already a rare win for a horror movie to get an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture, especially one as gleefully gross as Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance. It would be rarer still for one to actually win, but Demi Moore’s lead performance has collected at least one hefty early
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The Ugly Stepsister has already earned a reputation around Park City as the horror movie in this year’s Midnight section—the one that made an audience member puke in the aisle. For horror enthusiasts, this is the theatrical equivalent of a Michelin star. You must see this movie, now etched in
Marvel Rivals Is the Overwatch Killer Nobody Was Looking For
A little over two months after its official launch, Marvel Rivals has reportedly earned over $130 million in revenue, peaked at over 640,000 concurrent players on Steam alone, and has regularly been featured near the top of Twitch’s competitive popularity page. By any modern market metric, NetEase Games’ new Marvel-themed
