Horror survival has never really been the Pokemon franchise’s vibe, but Nintendo is teasing something about Legends Z-A that looks very Silent Hill-y.
Charles Pulliam-Moore

Film & TV Reporter
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Before Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein hits Netflix on November 7th, the movie will screen in select theaters beginning on October 17th.
We knew next year’s Pokémon World Championships would be taking place in San Francisco, but it turns out that the city will also be hosting the first Pokémon XP, a new Pokémon-themed convention that you’ll be able to buy tickets for beginning next month.


Now that Paramount and Skydance’s mega merger is complete, Paramount president Jeff Shell is letting the public know that a “painful” round of job cuts are coming in order to help the company save $2 billion in operating costs.

FX’s new Alien spinoff series is bursting with ideas about what really makes an apex predator.
Pokémon TCG Pocket was quick to remove the two cards from its latest set featuring art that appeared to be plagiarized, but the game has already been updated with new illustrations that you can ogle right now.



Zach Cregger’s latest film will leave you guessing, but its larger messages about boogeymen are crystal clear.
Sony decided to go the live-action route for its upcoming Spider-Verse spinoff series starring Nic Cage’s Spider-Man Noir, but Deadline reports that the studio is in the early stages of developing an animated Spider-Punk feature co-written by Ajon Singh (Primetime) and Daniel Kaluuya, who will presumably reprise his role as Hobie Brown.
