Rotten Usagi

Bullshit, thinks and stuff of a sick rotten mind

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Superman vs Lex Luthor in 'Man of Tomorrow' 

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Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man Unleashes Terrifying New Trailer Ahead of August Release

Horror fans have a new nightmare to look forward to this summer. A brand-new trailer for Ice Cream Man, the latest horror feature from filmmaker Eli Roth, has been released, offering a disturbing glimpse into a seemingly perfect town that quickly spirals into chaos.

Set in an idyllic community during the height of summer, Ice Cream Man follows a mysterious ice cream vendor whose frozen treats have horrifying consequences. As children across town indulge in his colorful desserts, they begin transforming into grotesque creatures that appear ripped straight from classic horror films, turning a carefree season into a fight for survival.

The trailer blends bright suburban imagery with increasingly disturbing visuals, creating a stark contrast between childhood innocence and terrifying body horror. As panic spreads throughout the town, parents and residents are forced to confront an unimaginable threat lurking behind the cheerful jingle of the local ice cream truck.

Known for pushing the boundaries of horror with films such as Hostel and Thanksgiving, Roth appears to be embracing a mix of creature-feature mayhem, dark humor, and practical effects in what could become one of the genre's most talked-about releases of the year.

The film's concept taps into classic fears of corrupted innocence while delivering a uniquely twisted premise that transforms a beloved summer tradition into a source of terror. Early reactions online have highlighted the film's imaginative monster designs and its blend of nostalgic horror influences with modern shock value.

Ice Cream Man is scheduled to arrive exclusively in theaters on August 7, giving horror audiences a chilling new reason to stay away from the ice cream truck this summer.

As anticipation builds, the latest trailer suggests that Ice Cream Man could be one of the season's most bizarre and unforgettable horror experiences.

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Steel, Blood, and the Moon: Onimusha: Way of the Sword Claims Its Date

The shadows of the Sengoku period have never looked this lethal. During Sony’s June 2026 State of Play, Capcom officially signaled the return of a king. After months of cryptic teasers and hushed anticipation, Onimusha: Way of the Sword received a brand-new gameplay showcase that culminated in the one thing every fan was waiting for: a definitive release date. On September 25, 2026, the silence ends. Onimusha: Way of the Sword will launch simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X, marking a unified global assault for the franchise’s grand resurrection. Capcom is currently operating in a state of absolute dominance. Following the stratospheric success of the Resident Evil remakes and Monster Hunter, the studio has turned its hyper-polished RE Engine toward the supernatural samurai epic. The footage shown at State of Play wasn't just a nostalgic nod; it was a declaration of technical prowess. We saw fluid, high-fidelity blade combat, rain-slicked pagodas lit by flickering lanterns, and the terrifying, grotesque beauty of Genma demons reimagined for modern hardware. Way of the Sword appears to be leaning heavily into a more deliberate, cinematic combat system. While the DNA of the original series—the soul-absorbing gauntlet and precision parries—remains intact, the scale has been blown wide open. The trailer showcased a protagonist moving through a world that feels heavy with atmosphere, blending historical grit with the neon-infused sorcery that made the original 2001 debut a cult phenomenon. For the Rotten Usagi audience, this isn’t just another release; it’s an aesthetic event. Capcom isn't playing it safe; they are carving out a new identity for the samurai genre, one that prioritizes visceral impact and dark, "internet-native" style. The countdown to September 25 has begun. Sharpen your steel. The Genma are waiting.

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Apple TV+ Releases Explosive Silo Season 3 Trailer Ahead of July Premiere

Apple TV+ has unveiled the official trailer for Season 3 of Silo, offering fans their most revealing look yet at the next chapter of the acclaimed sci-fi drama. The new footage not only teases the aftermath of the rebellion that shook the silo system but also promises long-awaited answers about how humanity ended up living underground in the first place.

The third season is set to premiere on July 3, 2026, with new episodes released weekly through September 4. Based on Hugh Howey’s bestselling dystopian novels, the series has become one of Apple TV+’s most successful original productions. The newly released trailer introduces a major shift in the storytelling structure. Season 3 will follow two timelines simultaneously: one continuing Juliette Nichols’ journey in the present and another exploring the “Before Times,” centuries earlier, when the events that led to the creation of the silos first began. Rebecca Ferguson returns as Juliette, who survives the dramatic events of Season 2 but finds herself struggling with memory loss as the silo faces a dangerous new threat. Meanwhile, newcomers Helen Drew, played by Jessica Henwick, and Congressman Daniel Keene, portrayed by Ashley Zukerman, uncover a conspiracy in the pre-apocalyptic world that could explain the origins of the underground society. Apple describes the season as a deeper exploration of the mysteries surrounding the silos while expanding the story beyond the confines of the underground communities. The trailer hints at larger-scale revelations, political intrigue, and pivotal events that may finally explain the true purpose of the silo network. The upcoming season consists of 10 episodes and marks the beginning of the series’ final stretch. Apple previously confirmed that Silo will conclude with a fourth and final season, allowing the adaptation to fully tell the story of Hugh Howey’s trilogy. With its expanded scope, dual-timeline narrative, and promise of long-awaited answers, Season 3 looks poised to become the series’ most ambitious chapter yet. Fans can return to the world of Silo when the new season debuts exclusively on Apple TV+ on July 3.

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The Resurrection of the Arcade: Inside the 'Namco Legendary 2026' Project

Five dormant IPs, including 'Galaga' and 'Genpei Demon Legend', are being forged anew. The golden age isn’t dead—it’s evolving. The arcade cabinet is an artifact. It is a monument to a time when video games were neon-drenched crucibles of skill, demanding quarters in exchange for glory. For decades, the intellectual properties that defined this era have been treated like museum pieces—ported, emulated, and remembered, but rarely allowed to evolve. Until now. Enter the "NAMCO LEGENDARY 2026" project, a sprawling, prestige initiative designed to resurrect five foundational titles from the golden age of arcade gaming. This is not a standard retro-collection cash grab. This is a cinematic, ground-up reimagining of the mythos that built the modern gaming industry, scaled for the technology and sensibilities of a new generation.

At the vanguard of this resurrection are two undisputed heavyweights: Galaga and Genpei Demon Legend(Genpei Tōma Den). Galaga requires no introduction. It is the quintessential sci-fi shooter, a masterclass in tension and reflex. But what does Galaga look like in 2026? The internet-native gaming community is already speculating about a potential shift from the 2D plane into a high-octane, narrative-driven space opera, or perhaps a rogue-lite bullet-hell masterpiece with triple-A visual fidelity. The opportunity to translate its iconic tractor-beam mechanics into a modern, cinematic gameplay loop is immense. Equally compelling is the return of Genpei Demon Legend. For the uninitiated, this 1986 side-scrolling hack-and-slash was a pioneer of dark, theatrical presentation, pulling heavily from Japanese mythology and the Kamakura period. In the current gaming landscape—where titles rooted in dark fantasy and samurai folklore command massive, dedicated audiences—Genpei Demon Legend is perfectly positioned for a prestige comeback. Imagine a visceral, high-fidelity action RPG dripping with atmospheric dread and spectral samurai combat. The source material is a goldmine waiting to be excavated. The "NAMCO LEGENDARY 2026" project is a testament to the cyclical nature of culture. The aesthetics of the past are constantly being mined, but it takes a certain caliber of vision to elevate them from mere nostalgia to contemporary relevance. By treating their back catalog with the reverence of high art, Namco is sending a clear message: legends don't die; they wait in the dark, ready to be rebooted. As development continues across these five titles, the industry will be watching closely. 2026 is poised to be the year the arcade gods descend from the cathode-ray heavens to reclaim their thrones. Prepare your quarters.

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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Eve Arnold on the set of The Misfits in Nevada, 1960.

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The outstanding paintings of artist Charlie Immer! See & learn more on Supersonic Art!

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Pretty In Pink - Claudia Cardinale

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I made a battle axe out of monster cans

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Karla Souza

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Flesh, Blood, and Ink: BOOM! Studios Resurrects Clive Barker’s Classic Hellraiser Comics

Return to the labyrinth. Three legendary comic facsimile editions are pulling Pinhead and the Cenobites back from the abyss this August. There is a specific kind of suffering that comes from missing out on comic book history—and as any acolyte of Clive Barker knows, suffering is just pleasure in disguise. For those who yearn to explore the visceral, leather-bound architecture of Barker’s ultimate hellscape, the puzzle box has been solved once again. BOOM! Studios is officially opening a gateway to the past, resurrecting three of horror’s most sadistic and visionary comic books. Dropping this August, these one-to-one facsimile editions offer a rare chance to hold the genesis of comic-book Cenobite mythology in your bare, trembling hands. This isn’t just a reprint wave; it’s an exhumation of dark delights, tailor-made for longtime disciples and fresh initiates alike. Here is the unholy trinity returning to the shelves: HELLRAISER FACSIMILE EDITION #1 What happens when the High Priest of Hell decides he’s had enough of the labyrinth? Guided by the depraved mind of Clive Barker, blockbuster writer Christopher Monfette (Star Trek: Picard, 12 Monkeys) and artist Leonardo Manco (Dr. Doom) send Pinhead on an unprecedented crusade: the quest to become human again. Featuring disturbingly exquisite visuals, this issue marks the dawn of a bold, bloody era for the Hellraiser mythos. THE HARROWERS FACSIMILE EDITION #1 Think of it as a divine heist movie, but the vault is the underworld. In the decaying halls of Manhattan's abandoned Bleecker Street Hotel, the powerful goddess Mortē Mammē gathers six strangers. Imbued with supernatural gifts, they are tasked with breaking into Hell to liberate trapped souls. Written by Malcolm Smith with legendary, shadow-drenched art by Gene Colan (Daredevil, Blade), this is a masterclass in gothic action. But as the newly forged team descends into the infernal depths, they must survive both Hell's guardians and their own fractured psyches. PINHEAD FACSIMILE EDITION #1 Complete your sacrificial altar with the first-ever solo outing of the Hell Priest himself. Something is rotting in the underbelly of Hell. A mysterious new adversary known as the Aggregate is forcing Pinhead on a violent journey through time. Penned by D. G. Chichester (Terror Inc.) with bold, visionary illustrations by Dario Carrasco, this ultimate collector’s item rips Pinhead straight out of the celluloid frames and throws him into a cosmic, blood-soaked war. These facsimile editions are more than just ink on paper—they are physical relics of horror history, faithfully reproduced to look and feel exactly like their original, soul-tearing debuts. The box is open. The chains are rattling. Pre-order Hellraiser #1, Pinhead #1, and The Harrowers #1 at your local comic shop before they vanish back into the abyss this August.