A video clip purportedly showing a place in England has sparked a lot of interest among Elden Ring fans. The streamer THROX posted some footage on TikTok after spotting some construction that looked suspiciously like certain locations from the game, and it’s no surprise; take a look at the stone walls forming a structure that bears a striking resemblance to the Churches of Marika found throughout the game world, and you can almost imagine the Dark Souls style architecture coming to life.
Years ago, one single comment on a major internet forum stood out. Someone recalled drifting out of regular reality and into a never-ending maze of yellow chambers known as the Backrooms, which included damp carpet and unpleasant buzzing fluorescent lights. There was no way out, and no doors to guide you back home. Nobody knew who built the area or why anyone would want to stroll around in it. That small message quickly grew into a creepypasta tale, and the whole thing began to expand.
Kara Zor-El hits the couch for what’s looking to be a serious heart to heart with her cousin Clark Kent as the opening scenes of the just released Supergirl trailer play out. Clark’s on her case because he’s worried she’s spending way too much time floating off on her own and might never really find a place to call home of her own. Kara shoots back that she’s got no one left to call her own and where she goes is wherever Krypto, her trusty sidekick, decides to go next.
Matt from Creative Geekery knew from the moment he spotted the cockpit in a Project Hail Mary pre-release trailer that he was going to have to build it. The layout of those buttons and panels hooked him immediately, and despite having almost no reference material to work from, he set about recreating the feel of it using parts he already had around the house. What came out the other side looks like it belongs on a spaceship.
Four years after the spell that completely erased Peter Parker’s name and face, he swings around New York as the city’s unseen guardian. However, no one appears to remember him. People he used to rely on no longer recognize him on the street. At night, he spends his time looking around social media, checking out how MJ and Ned are doing at MIT. Then you see Zendaya as MJ, who is now seeing someone new, and Jacob Batalon as Ned, as if they are just going about their lives while Peter is stranded in a time warp.
Crowds flocked to the AMC Century City theater in Los Angeles this morning for a special IMAX event featuring the first look at the concluding chapter in Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” saga. Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Javier Bardem, and Anya Taylor-Joy came out to meet the fans in person, while Timothée Chalamet sent in a video greeting via his phone. The energy in the room altered suddenly, as this plot picks up 17 years after the previous film finished and revolves around what happens when someone gains too much power.
Metropolis, an iconic silent German production from 1927 directed by Fritz Lang, continues to throw a long shadow over the science fiction genre over a century after its release. Many people consider it to be the foundational work of the genre. Its cityscapes, people, and concepts reappear in subsequent stories, ranging from towering dystopias to gnawing conflicts between humans and robots.
Fans had to wait far longer than they expected to see Mortal Kombat 2. The release date was pushed back from last fall to May 8, 2026, but the new trailer more than compensates; it’s a nonstop, adrenaline-pumping trip, with Karl Urban bringing his best A-Game as Johnny Cage.
Douglas Trumbull’s 1972 sci-fi film appeared just as space tales were becoming increasingly cold and remote. Silent Running changed that by firmly rooting its futuristic vision in the kind of realistic, beat-up features found in everyday life. On board the Valley Forge, a gigantic converted cargo based on a real, retired aircraft carrier, the sets appeared to be in constant use. The pipes, consoles, and congested halls appeared practical rather than sleek. This method lured the viewer into a world that seemed plausible, one in which technology serviced human needs rather than the other way around.
