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Courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios It’s been nearly 40 years since the 1987 Masters of the Universe movie and 44 years since Mattel created Masters of the Universe. Various shows based on Masters of the Universe have also been released through the years. Now in 2026, a new live-action Masters of the Universe movie is out, directed by Travis Knight and starring Nicholas Galitzine, Camila Mendes, Jared Leto, Idris Elba, and Alison Brie. When Skeletor takes over Eternia, Adam is sen

Courtesy of Disney Plainly put, Disney XD’s upcoming series Dragon Striker will surely satisfy both anime and sports fans. Combining the intense always-on type of adrenaline that comes with soccer with the traditional but rich world-building of classic shonen anime (you will be surprised at some titles named), creators Sylvain Dos Santos and Charles Lefebvre have crafted a vastly high-in-the-sky colorful universe driven by a special kind of magical energy. Backed by a soaring

Courtesy of Focus Features The 2020s have been a solid era for horror movies, and 2026 continues that trend with Obsession. Directed by YouTuber Curry Barker, Obsession stars Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette in an incredible psychological horror movie about a music store employee named Bear who loves his best friend Nikki. Wanting her to fall in love with him, he makes a wish on a toy that comes true, but it shows that wishes have consequences as Nikki’s newfound love tur

Courtesy of Hershey's / Patrick Renna / MSL For over three decades, The Sandlot has been one of the most “go-to” movies when it comes to themes of childhood, friendship, and well-some good ol’ baseball. Starring as Hamilton “Ham” Porter and bringing forth a personality that perfectly balances being obnoxious with a neighborly charm, actor Patrick Renna hit a home run with “You’re killing me, Smalls!” There’s no question that this line has a corner in the pop culture universe