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Looks like Peter Parker will still an Avenger at least for one more movie. Sony and Disney have agreed to a deal to do a third Spider-Man movie. The Hollywood Reporter reported earlier today about the deal . Earlier in August Sony and Disney went their separate ways after the successful debut of Spider-Man: Far From Home earlier in the summer. News and rumors had been flying back and forth since then, with fans hoping that something could be worked out to keep Spidey from having to say goodbye to the Avengers and everything else in the franchise owned by Disney. It arguably came at a bad time for Disney, just before the big D23 expo showcasing Disney’s new shows and movies for its existing franchises. Since August there’s been a roller-coaster of stories filled with drama and blame for who was behind the seemingly-acrimonious split The movie even has a tentative release date: July 16th, 2021. There’s also going to be another appearance by Spider-Man in another MCU movie, thought i

Today Blizzard released content patch 8.2.5 for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, and here’s a rundown of what you can find in the patch. SPOILER WARNING: There will be cinematics linked showing the conclusion of BfA’s war campaign, so if you haven’t finished yet and don’t want it spoiled, best stop here. First off, the patch brings the long-awaited updated models for Cataclysm’s Worgen and Goblin races. Show off your fierce new looks and winning smiles with the new models. This also includes revamped female Worgen models, aka the “angry chihuahuas” as many players referred to the old models as. The worgen running animations were also updated, giving them a more feral, loping run. In addition, the 15th anniversary events were in the patch, which will go live later in November as Blizzard celebrates a decade and a half of World of Warcraft. This will include the usual anniversary package in the mail that grants extra experience and reputation for the duration of the anniver

Time to delve into some more movies to watch during the spooktacular month of October. We already covered killer clowns, ghosts, possession, and aliens in part 1 . Join us as we know move into some zany movies for those who prefer more fun Halloween fare. First up we have Beetlejuice. Check out this classic movie about the worst tour guide the afterlife has to offer. Michael Keaton’s bio-exorcist antics trying to scare away the mortals living in a haunted house is some of Tim Burton’s best work. Beetlejuice is definitely worth a watch if you haven’t seen it before, and is a fun movie to rewatch if you have. Next up is Goosebumps and Goosebumps 2. Based off of R.L. Stine’s very popular children’s horror stories, both Goosebumps films follow youths trying to contain the monsters from escaping R. L. Stine’s lost manuscript. Adding to the zany fun of dozens of scary characters from Stine’s stories running amok is Jack Black as R. L. Stine himself. Both movies are fun, charming dives i

You can feel it in the air. That slight crispness. The sunlight changing slightly. Before we know it autumn will be upon us. And with that change a shadow will slowly spread over over our neighborhoods. No, it’s not winter that’s coming. It’s Halloween. In addition to the usual Halloween parties, decorations, haunted houses, and the like, another fun way to celebrate the spookiest month is with an October watch-list to let you watch a scary movie every night of October. There are lots of movies to choose from, and with decades of various genres, from classic monster movies, comedies, and even the odd alien abduction movie, here’s a list of suggestions to get your own 31 nights of frightening fun. First off, since It: Chapter 2 just came out, here’s a few scary clown movies to get us started. You can read our review of it: Chapter 2 as well. Our first recommendation would be, appropriately, It: Chapter 1. Find out where the clown carnage began with the Loser’s Club of Derry. You cou

As the summer comes to an end, the cooling temperatures and shorter days all point to the changing of the seasons. And the season upon us now is leak season, for World of Warcraft players. With Blizzcon on November 1st, and Battle for Azeroth reaching its climax in the next couple of patches, players begin to eagerly wonder what’s next for the erstwhile heroes of Azeroth, Alliance and Horde. And with that eagerness comes a plethora of fake leaks. But in the past, expansions have been leaked early, leading to everyone now having a bit of a carnival of ideas as we wait for the official announcement. Here are just a couple of the more wide-spread rumors out there. Before we get into the two most widespread leaks, take a moment to read up on our previous coverage on the success of World of Warcraft Classic and find out what it could mean for Blizzard and the Warcraft franchise. Now, on with the show. Our first leak began making the rounds back in March this year. World of Warcraft: Aw

Sometimes, going home again can be a terrifying experience. Especially when it involves a killer clown. It: Chapter 2 continues the story of the struggle of the Loser’s Club, a group of friends from the sleepy town of Derry, Maine against the depredations of the monstrous clown-demon Pennywise. The first chapter of It introduced us to the Losers; Bill, Ben, Beverly, Richie, Stanley, Mike, and Eddie. Each going through their awkward phase of becoming teenagers. Each with their own insecurities and fears. They have to confront their own inner demons while trying to stop the literal demon preying on children in their town. When Pennywise retreats, seemingly defeated, the children all make a blood oath to return in 27 years (the demon sleeps for 27 years between feeding periods) to finish the job if he returns. And boy, does he return with an appetite. Chapter 2 begins 27 years later, as the Loser’s Club are now living lives as adults. All of the kids save Mike (Isaiah Mustafa) have

So it’s Friday. Maybe you’re unwinding, coming down off a stressful week and are looking for something fun or entertaining to watch and relax with. Or maybe your week is just getting started, and you want a good movie or show to get your work schedule off on a pleasant start, or to watch while you commute. We’ve got you covered, here’s what’s new and notable in theaters or on the small screen this weekend! First up, we have the big release this weekend of It: Chapter 2. Chapter 2 continues the story of The Losers’ Club of Derry as adults when they reconcile and return to Derry to deal once and for all with the evil demon-clown Pennywise. Directed by Andy Muschietti, and starring Bill Hader, Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Isaiah Mustafa, Jay Ryan, James Ransone, Andy Bean, and Bill Skarsgard, It: Chapter 2 has a long running time of 169 minutes. That’s nearly three hours of crazy clown carnage. It, as of this writing, has a 66% Tomato meter rating, and an 86% audience score. Next