The original M3GAN was such a hit that a sequel will soon be dancing its way into theaters. I’m a bit of a fanboy, so I’m looking forward to seeing this queen lay down the law (and lay down some victims) yet again. I’m so excited, in fact, that I decided to get ready for her latest outing by watching her cinematic predecessors slash their way through one victim after another.

Kids love summer because they are out of school and have infinitely more free time. However, parents often dread it for a simple reason: they have to keep kids entertained, often for long stretches of time. That means watching kids’ shows together, many of which can be mind-numbingly awful.

Sometimes, it can be tough to be a ‘90s kid. Every director and showrunner seems obsessed with the 1980s, which is why franchises like Stranger Things are everywhere in the pop culture landscape. But if you have deep nostalgia for the subsequent decade, you've come to the right place.

Star Trek is one of the best and longest-lasting sci-fi franchises, one that has spawned countless bits of merchandise (Quark would be proud). However, the video games have historically been weaker than many fans would like. It’s enough to make the average Trekkie ask the “logical” question: does Star Trek have any good games?

Even the biggest fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) have to admit that the quality of the films began to dip after Endgame, though not everything up to that point was exactly perfect anyway. Across the entire Marvel filmography, there are movies some would brand as awful.

If you’re a Star Trek fan, you probably spend a lot of time revisiting your favorite episodes and movies on Paramount+. However, if you want to experience your favorite franchise through a different lens, you’ll need to visit a strange, new streaming world. Specifically, you’ll need to beam over to Tubi!