Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl has arrived, and the audience of post-apocalyptic adventures is ready to return to the Zone once more. If you are new to this franchise, you might wonder if you must play the first part before taking on its sequel. Given that Stalker 1 was released nearly two decades ago, this is a valid question for both newcomers and returning players.
Being a frequent guest at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World, I’ve developed my own list of must-ride attractions, with Soarin’ always making the cut. This flying theater adventure never fails to make me feel like I’m truly soaring through the skies. I’ve always leaned towards the original Soarin’ Over California, but the current Soarin’ Around the World has a technical issue that’s been driving me up the wall.
Lately, Ford is portrayed as a massive, fiery-red, enraged Hulk within trailers for “Captain America: Brave New World”. After wrapping up filming and initial press for that movie, with the film not releasing until February, Ford has reverted to a distinctly different character – reprising his role as Jacob Dutton in images from the Yellowstone prequel series, as unveiled by Taylor Sheridan’s production.
Initially, the 1987 movie titled “Street Trash” emerged, a delightful cult classic set in Brooklyn, which later gained recognition as one of the uncommon “melt movies” in the horror genre – these are films featuring melting faces or bodies. In 2024, another film named “Street Trash” has been released digitally. However, its director clarifies that this isn’t a remake. Instead, filmmaker Ryan Kruger’s new work is an extension of the original story’s universe, introducing fresh characters to uphold the legacy of the homeless heroes from the source material.
As a passionate fan, I’m thrilled to share that Prime Video is set to release an exciting new series titled “Secret Level,” inspired by the brilliant minds behind Netflix’s “Love, Death, & Robots.” They’ve got us wondering: What if we were trapped in the world of Pac-Man?