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January 30, 2026

Podcast Rewind: An AYANEO Avalanche, Minecraft Houses, and Brendon Crashes Unwind

Listeners can enjoy the latest episodes from the MacStories podcast family, featuring discussions on Game Pass on ARM, AYANEO announcements, and the TrimUI Brick Pro. Federico showcases the Ayn Odin 3 on NPC XL, while Chris and Matt present their Creator Studios and Minecraft creations. The Cozy Zone crew discusses a tier list of iPads. John returns to MacStories with a surprise visit from Brendon Bigley. NPC XL offers exclusive content through Patreon, and Cozy Zone subscribers can access bonus episodes. MacStories has expanded its podcast lineup since 2017 to cover various topics related to modern media. Advertising opportunities are available for the shows.

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November 21, 2025

25 great Steam games you probably missed in 2025⁠—from freebies to $40

2025 has seen a variety of standout gaming titles, prompting PC Gamer to compile a list for Game of the Year discussions. Individual preferences among team members varied widely, leading to a focus on lesser-known games with modest Steam reviews. A selection of 25 exceptional games was curated, arranged from the most affordable to the pricier offerings. Notable free titles include "The Children of Clay," a chilling point-and-click adventure, and "funky one," a prequel to "Lunacid." An expansion for "Echo Point Nova" has doubled its content and enhanced gameplay. In the budget range, "Cultic" offers a 10-hour shooter campaign, while "Neverwinter Nights" has been revitalized by modder Luke "Alazander" Scull. "Bloodthief" provides a unique horror experience as players take on the role of a tabloid journalist. In the mid-range, "Keep Driving" is a turn-based road trip RPG, and "Labyrinth of the Demon King" blends horror with history. "Mohrta" combines classic action elements with modern twists. In the higher price range, "PPR" is an immersive RPG featuring mech combat, and "Sword of the Sea" offers a visually stunning experience with hoverboarding mechanics.

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October 26, 2025

Famed Haltom City home rocks Halloween with K-Pop & Minecraft light show

A residence in Haltom City, known for its Christmas light displays, has created a Halloween showcase themed around Minecraft, featuring characters like Freddy Krueger and elements from KPop Demon Hunters. The display includes a 13-minute synchronized light show with music and film clips projected onto an LED screen, running nightly from 6:30 to 11:30 PM. The setup features a 12-foot "Steve" and a 16-foot "Enderman," along with gravestones, bats, and a giant spiderweb. Visitors can listen to the audio on radio channel 87.9 FM. On Halloween night, the family will host a free haunted house and provide candy from 7 to 9:30 PM. The Halloween lights will be on display until November 2 at 4521 Wisdom Way, Haltom City, 76117.

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September 26, 2025

Remember that great Friday the 13th game that got shuttered? The same studio is doing it all again, except this time it’s Halloween

Developer Illfonic is creating a new game inspired by the 1978 horror film Halloween, set in the small town of Haddonfield. The game features asymmetrical multiplayer gameplay where four residents must evade the killer, Michael Myers. Survivors can alert neighbors, contact the police, or guide others to escape points, while Myers is invincible but can be detained by the police. The game will also include single-player vignettes that allow players to experience key moments from the film from Michael Myers' perspective. The game is set to be released on September 8, 2026. Concerns have been raised about the long hype cycle and the game's potential longevity due to past issues with Illfonic's Friday the 13th game.

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August 16, 2025

I played this free, 15-minute claymation horror game about examining an ancient idol in the morning while the birds were chirping, and it still scared me more than anything I’ve played in years

The Children of Clay is a free horror game available on Steam, where players assume the role of an unnamed protagonist who receives a mysterious prehistoric idol from a colleague. The game is set in a dimly lit office and features visuals inspired by iconic artifacts and modern indie titles. It combines horror and puzzle-solving elements, offering a unique experience that lasts about 15 minutes.

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July 23, 2025

DVD/Blu-Ray Guide July 2025: “A Minecraft Movie,” “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” “The Legend of Ochi,” More | DVD/Blu-Ray

Netflix has added a selection of films to its library, including classics like “Anchorman,” “Born on the Fourth of July,” and “Donnie Darko,” as well as crowd-pleasers such as “Happy Gilmore” and thrillers like “Jaws.” Action films include “Mad Max: Fury Road” and “Mission: Impossible,” while romantic dramas feature “A Star is Born” and “V For Vendetta.” The film “Wanted” is also included. New Blu-ray and VOD releases include “All We Imagine as Light,” directed by Payal Kapadia, which features an interview with the director. Stanley Kubrick’s “Barry Lyndon” has received a 4K restoration for its 50th anniversary, along with special features. Fritz Lang’s “The Big Heat” has been restored in 4K, featuring new audio commentary and a video essay. Mike Nichols’ “Carnal Knowledge” makes its Criterion debut in 4K with new commentary and discussions on Nichols’ impact. “Death of a Unicorn,” starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, has been released on Blu-ray with commentary and deleted scenes. “Eephus,” a film about baseball, includes multiple audio commentaries and behind-the-scenes content in its Blu-ray release. The horror film “Final Destination Bloodlines” features insightful commentaries and behind-the-scenes features on Blu-ray. Studio Ghibli's “Grave of the Fireflies” has a special edition with interviews and storyboards. “The Legend of Ochi” stands out for its craftsmanship, with filmmaker commentary included in its Blu-ray release. “A Minecraft Movie” has been successful at the box office, and its Blu-ray release hints at future editions. Marvel's “Thunderbolts” and Alex Garland’s “Warfare” are also available on Blu-ray with special features.

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June 21, 2025

Final Destination: Bloodlines, A Minecraft Movie, Love Me, and every new movie to watch this weekend

Polygon has curated a selection of new streaming and video-on-demand releases. - Final Destination: Bloodlines marks the return of the horror franchise after nearly 15 years, directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, and is now available for rent. - A Minecraft Movie, a fantasy comedy directed by Jared Hess, features Jason Momoa and is available on Max. - KPop Demon Hunters, a family musical directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, introduces a K-pop trio as demon hunters and is available on Netflix. - Out Come the Wolves, a horror thriller directed by Adam MacDonald, involves a couples hunting trip gone wrong and is available on Hulu. - The Quiet Ones, an action thriller directed by Frederik Louis Hviid, is based on Denmark's largest heist. - Love Me, a post-apocalyptic romance directed by Sam Zuchero and Andy Zuchero, features Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun and is available on Paramount Plus. - Monty Python and the Holy Grail celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special event, featuring a 24-hour stream on Shout TV and Shout Movies. - Ash, a science fiction horror film directed by Flying Lotus, stars Eiza González and Aaron Paul and is available on Shudder. - Eye for an Eye, a horror film directed by Colin Tilley, follows a teenager facing a vengeful spirit. - Friendship, a black comedy directed by Andrew DeYoung, explores adult relationships through the experiences of two neighbors. - A psychological thriller featuring Willem Dafoe as an art thief trapped in a penthouse unfolds as a darkly humorous reflection on survival.

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June 1, 2025

19 Best Movies New to Streaming in June: ‘A Minecraft Movie,’ Hitchcock Collection on Netflix, ‘Presence’ and More

Brad Pitt’s “F1,” the live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon,” and the “John Wick” spinoff “Ballerina” are among the anticipated blockbusters in theaters this month. “A Minecraft Movie” has become available for home viewing on Max, grossing 0 million at the global box office and generating social media excitement with enthusiastic screenings. Some screenings led to law enforcement being called due to excessive cheering and popcorn throwing. Director Jared Hess commented on the phenomenon, finding humor in the situation and expressing delight at the communal experience. Upcoming streaming releases include the Classic Hitchcock Collection on June 1, “Cleaner” on June 13, “The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie” on June 27, “Presence” on June 3, “The Actor” on June 30, “Deep Cover” on June 12, and “Love Me” on June 16.

TrendTechie

May 23, 2025

Фильм Until Dawn слили на торренты сразу после цифрового релиза от PlayStation Productions

PlayStation Productions released a horror film adaptation of the PlayStation 4 exclusive game Until Dawn, which follows a character named Clover and her friends as they explore an abandoned facility linked to her sister's disappearance, becoming trapped in a time loop with a masked killer. The film received mixed reviews, scoring 53% on Rotten Tomatoes and 6 out of 10 on IMDb, but performed well at the box office, earning .7 million within its first month against an unspecified production budget. The film's release was also marked by its immediate availability on torrent sites, raising concerns about piracy.

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May 3, 2025

Movie Theaters Are Making A Comeback. Here’s Why.

In April, two major film releases revitalized interest in theaters: “A Minecraft Movie” grossed 3 million globally during its opening weekend, while Ryan Coogler’s horror film “Sinners” debuted with a solid million and has surpassed the 0 million mark worldwide. The success of “Sinners” has been supported by IMAX screenings and a limited re-release in select theaters. Despite competition from streaming services and inflation affecting consumer spending, studios like Warner Bros. are optimistic about maintaining momentum, with upcoming releases such as Marvel’s “Thunderbolts,” “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” and Tom Cruise’s “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” AMC CEO Adam Aron expressed cautious optimism for recovery, noting a promising second half of the year and projections for a stronger 2026. Cinema United President Michael O’Leary advocates for a 45-day baseline window for films in theaters, while AMC plans to open 40 new Dolby Cinema auditoriums by 2027. The recent successes indicate that innovative storytelling and compelling cinematic experiences are crucial for attracting audiences back to theaters.