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Philips may not be the first name that comes to mind when you think “gaming monitor,” but the company has been making TVs and PC monitors for years. Its new 326E8FJSB display—or 326E for short—is a budget-focused gaming monitor with a monstrous 32-inch size, 1440p resolution, and 75Hz FreeSync-ready refresh rate, at a rather low price of $279 (See it at Amazon). Let’s take a closer look.
Marvel has released a whole scene from Avengers: Endgame, showing Earth’s mightiest heroes develop their plan to defeat Thanos.
The scene, tweeted from the Marvel and The Avengers account, shows the full version of the scene in which Black Widow says “We owe it to everyone not in this room to try,” and Thor expresses his satisfaction with Captain Marvel. Check it out below.
The scene sees Captain Marvel theorise that the Avengers could simply use the Infinity Stones to bring everyone back, a plan that Captain America agrees with, but Bruce Banner has reservations about. Who is to say that things won’t get worse if the heroes opt to use the tools of the enemy?
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Apple products are generally very price drop resistant throughout most of the year, but you can still find deals on specific items with some elbow grease. Better yet, let us do the work for you and we’ll list all the deals we found, right here. Right now, the only deals to be had are a couple of sweet deals on the second-to-latest generation of iPad Pro tablets. These are cheaper than the prices you’ll find at the Apple Store Outlet.
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Niantic is bringing another Legendary Pokemon back to Pokemon Go for a limited time. Beginning Monday, April 15, the Eon Pokemon Latios will make an encore appearance in the hit mobile game as part of a special Raid event, giving players their first opportunity to capture it in nearly a year.
Latios is scheduled to appear in Raid Battles for a full week, leaving the game again on April 22. As before, you’ll first need to team up with other players in real life and battle the Legendary Pokemon before being able to catch it. Niantic teases that you’ll also have a chance of coming across a Shiny Latios during the Raid event.
Latios first appeared in Pokemon Go alongside its twin, Latias, last May. The other Eon Pokemon returned for its own special Raid event back in February. Both Latios and Latias are dual Dragon/Psychic-types, which makes them vulnerable to Ghost and Dark Pokemon like Gengar and Tyranitar. Other Dragons like Salamence and Pokemon Go’s current Legendary, Giratina, will also be effective against it.
Ahead of the Latios Raid event, Niantic is holding another Legendary Lunch Hour this week, on April 10, from 12-1 PM local time. During that hour, there will be an increase in five-star Raids featuring Giratina in its Origin Forme, which has more attack-oriented stats than its standard Altered Forme.
Following the Legendary Lunch Hour, Niantic will host the next Pokemon Go Community Day this Saturday, April 13. That event will run from 3-6 PM local time and will feature increased spawns of the rare Dragon Pokemon Bagon. Niantic also announced a series of Pokemon Go Fest events for Chicago, Germany, and Asia later this summer.
Marvel Comics has revealed a pair of new covers for writer Jonathan Hickman’s upcoming X-Men comics, House of X and Powers of X. Both images raise some interesting questions about the future of the team as Hickman makes his long-awaited return to Marvel.
Scroll down for a look at the covers for House of X #1 and Powers of X #1, along with some speculation as to what the new characters and costume choices could mean for iconic characters like Professor X, Magneto and Kitty Pryde.
House of X #1 cover by Pepe Larraz. (Image Credit: Marvel Comics)
AMC’s Preacher, based off the comic book series of the same name, will officially end after Season 4.
Announced by executive producer Seth Rogen on social media, a brief video was uploaded that contained the message “The end is now. Preacher final season. 8/4.” In Rogen’s caption for the Instagram post, he wrote “The fourth and final season of Preacher is coming. It’s been a wild ride. Thank you all.”
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There are few types of horror film more simple, yet more scary, than the home invasion movie. It’s a sub-genre that uses an incredibly straightforward premise and yet taps into the most primal fear for so many of us. The idea of very bad people entering our homes with the intent of doing very bad things to us is one that horror filmmakers have returned to again and again over the years, and no matter how many times we see a similar story play out, it continues to be an incredibly potent viewing experience.
On a purely practical level, it’s easy to see why writers and directors are so drawn to these films. In its most basic form, all that is really needed are two characters and one location–a home, its owner, and an invader. It’s quick and cheap to make, and let’s face it, the economics of the horror genre are what has made it such an attractive arena for so many cash-strapped filmmakers over the decades.
But while there are many terrible home invasion movies that offer little more than this set-up, it’s this very simplicity that also makes it so effective. This is the one sub-genre that can actually be even more effective when watched at home than in a theater, the claustrophobia of that single, enclosed setting creating some incredibly effective and terrifying movies.
Of course, not all films that use home invasion are as simplistic as that. Some use it as part of a wider story rather than the entire focus, building up to home invasion scenes or using them to develop the plot or characters. Others take the conventions and put their own spin on them, throwing in gimmicks and twists to keep audiences guessing.
But in all cases, the scares ultimately come from the same, terrifying place: In short, as long as people have homes, we’ll be watching them get invaded on screen. So here are some of the most tense, shocking, and terrifying home invasion movies ever made. Just make sure the front door is locked before you start reading…
