All articles tagged with #supernatural
Meta announced that its VR fitness app Supernatural will stop receiving any new content or feature updates, though existing workouts remain accessible and users can still interact with past coaches. The move has sparked concern among users about lost coaches and licensing, with Meta directing questions to support; the company later clarified that current content will continue to be available.
The series 'It: Welcome to Derry' introduces a military subplot set in 1962, involving secret projects to retrieve a fear-generating entity, Pennywise, to potentially use it as a weapon against the Soviets, but the plan is highly dangerous and likely to backfire.
The Séance of Blake Manor is a highly atmospheric supernatural detective game set in 1879 Ireland, featuring intricate investigations, a striking comic book aesthetic, and a tense, time-based gameplay that makes it a perfect Halloween treat for fans of mystery and horror.
Black Phone 2, a horror sequel directed by Scott Derrickson, attempts to expand on its predecessor by introducing supernatural elements and a religious undertone, but it struggles with convoluted plot, unoriginal villain, and unscary set pieces, making it a disappointing entry that fails to justify its franchise potential.
Devil in the Dust is a visually striking supernatural western that explores themes of racial injustice and evil through the journey of outcasts led by Guy Pearce's character, with a focus on the consequences of white man's burden and the nature of evil, set against a richly atmospheric Old West backdrop.
‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ is a disappointing final installment in the horror franchise, leaning more into sentimentality and family drama than delivering the scares, with a nostalgic but less effective approach to horror.
Mark Jenkin's 'Rose of Nevada' is a surreal, atmospheric film blending supernatural elements with a mysterious time-travel narrative, exploring themes of loss, memory, and the unchangeable flow of time through a haunting, dreamlike aesthetic and innovative sound design.
The article recommends five K-dramas—'Lovers of the Red Sky,' 'The Haunted Palace,' 'My Demon,' 'Hwayugi,' and 'The Heavenly Idol'—that fans of 'KPop Demon Hunters' will enjoy for their mix of fantasy, supernatural elements, romance, and engaging storytelling, capturing the same energetic and mystical vibe.
'Weapons' is a psychological horror thriller that follows the mysterious disappearance of 17 children in a small town, exploring multiple perspectives and revealing a complex, surreal narrative that delves into chaos, manipulation, and the unknown, culminating in a tense, rewarding climax.
The Boys Season 5 teaser reveals intense superhero violence, a Supernatural reunion with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins, Seth Rogen's cameo, and Homelander asserting a 'safer, more god-fearing nation' as the series heads into its final season in 2026.
'K-Pop Demon Hunters' is a lively animated supernatural comedy on Netflix that combines K-pop culture with demon-fighting, featuring a girl band of supernatural protectors using their fame to battle demons, with playful animation and catchy music, making it an entertaining and colorful film.
Ismail Azizi from Tanzania has reportedly died and come back to life six times under mysterious circumstances, leading to fear, suspicion, and social rejection from his community, despite his peaceful nature and survival from various deadly incidents.
Bring Her Back, directed by the Talk to Me duo, is a disturbing Australian horror film featuring Sally Hawkins as a foster mother dealing with supernatural and psychological terrors involving two teens and dark magic, blending intense horror with emotional despair.
Kevin Spacey directed his first feature film in over 20 years, a supernatural action-thriller titled 'Holiguards' starring himself alongside Dolph Lundgren and others. The film, set in a fractured future with secret supernatural wars, is in post-production and was showcased at Cannes, marking Spacey's return to the spotlight after his legal and career troubles.
Jentry Chau Vs. The Underworld is a new animated series on Netflix that combines supernatural teen drama with cultural commentary. The show follows Jentry, a Chinese American teen with supernatural powers, as she battles demons in her Texas hometown. Featuring a strong cast including Ali Wong and Bowen Yang, the series explores themes of generational trauma and identity, while offering humor and action. With its unique storytelling and rich animation by Titmouse, Inc., the show is a standout in the genre, set to premiere on December 5.