Every so often, Square Enix launches a new major installment in the Final Fantasy series. Occasionally, a particular game’s narrative resonates strongly with fans, leading to a revisit or remastering of that title – such as Final Fantasy VII.
Monster flicks have been increasingly popular lately, and with fresh spins on old favorites like Dracula and The Invisible Man, the trend shows no signs of slowing down. The eagerly awaited Wolf Man is soon to be released, scheduled for 2025. This updated take incorporates classic elements of the iconic furry beast but hints at something more. Director Leigh Whannell has recently confirmed that it will surpass typical monster movie standards, as he found inspiration in The Fly for his interpretation.
Following a span of 35 years, one of the dearest cast members from The Simpsons is preparing to depart. Initially introduced as part of the ensemble on The Tracey Ullman Show, the family of characters for The Simpsons has expanded over the years, with Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie being the initial figures. Among these additions was Milhouse Van Houten, a cherished friend to Bart, who first appeared in a Butterfinger commercial before joining the main series. Known for his role as the straight-laced companion to Bart’s rebellious character, many memorable lines from the show can be attributed to Milhouse and his voice actress, Pamela Hayden. However, even the most enduring things eventually reach their conclusion.
One intriguing speculation within the horror genre has been: What if George Romero, renowned for Night of the Living Dead, had directed Resident Evil instead? Pondering over this hypothetical scenario, given that he could have directed the 2002 action-horror movie, is nearly impossible now, but for a brief moment, it was a tangible possibility. The untold tale of his unmade film will be delved into in the upcoming documentary titled George A. Romero’s Resident Evil.
Apart from maintaining a regular release schedule on Disney+, the Star Wars universe under Lucasfilm is going through a phase of unpredictability, impacting some of the actors too. For instance, Boba Fett’s actor, Temuera Morrison, has pondered over his potential return as the renowned Bounty Hunter in future Star Wars projects. However, it seems unlikely that we’ll see Boba Fett in any of the upcoming series that Disney and Lucasfilm have lined up at this moment.