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Movies to watch on Friday the 13th: bad luck, d...
13 Feb 2026
Celebrate Friday the 13th with a selection of films that explore bad luck, fate, and curses. From comedies and fantasy to horror and suspense, these stories show how decisions, fate,...
13 Feb 2026
5 min
Movies to watch on Friday the 13th: bad luck, d...
In much of the world, Friday the 13th and Tuesday the 13th share the same symbolic and cultural basis, although their interpretation varies by region. Both days are traditionally considered unlucky, not due to verifiable historical events, but because of the combination of a day associated with adversity and the number 13, seen since antiquity as an element that breaks the balance and harmony represented by 12. This symbolic weight has been exploited by cinema for decades. From mentions to full-length films inspired by these dates. Stories of bad luck, inevitable fate, curses, and fatal decisions help to make these dates the perfect setting for horror, suspense, and, occasionally, comedy. Therefore, below we propose a movie marathon ideal for watching on a Friday the 13th, organized alphabetically, where chance and fate play a central role. Iconic Film Sagas Final Destination (2000–2025) Surviving death is just an illusion. Fate pursues those who escaped their turn, turning what might be considered bad luck into an inevitable force. The saga consists of 6 main films, 5 in the period up to 2011, with a sixth film, Final Destination: Bloodlines, released in 2025. Ju-On: The Grudge / Ju-On: The Curse (1999–2020) A curse is born from resentment and is transmitted to anyone who comes into contact with it. There is no escape. The franchise is divided into two main branches: the original Japanese (Ju-On) and the American remake of The Grudge. In total, there are 13 main feature films. The Omen (1976–2024) The birth of the Antichrist is surrounded by ominous signs. Misfortune inevitably accompanies those who cross his path. The complete saga comprises six films and a television series. Ringu (1995–2022) Watching a videotape condemns one to death in seven days. A fatal destiny that spreads like a virus while they try to break the curse by tracing Sadako's ghostly origin. Spanning the original Japanese saga, prequels, spin-offs, American remakes, and crossovers like Sadako vs. Kayako, totaling 13 films. Ringu from 1998 popularized the saga, although there was a previous TV version in 1995, Ring: Kanzenban. Friday the 13th (1980–2009) The date becomes a universal symbol of misfortune. Although bad luck is not literal, the saga solidified the cultural association between that day and tragedy. The first film primarily follows the terror at Camp Crystal Lake, where a killer stalks and brutally massacres young people and counselors. Although it begins with Mrs. Voorhees' revenge, it evolves towards her son Jason Voorhees, the iconic psycho with a hockey mask and machete. The saga consists of 12 films, including the classic Paramount collection, New Line Cinema sequels, the Freddy vs. Jason crossover, and the 2009 reboot. Films Drag Me to Hell (2009) A seemingly minor decision triggers a brutal curse. The punishment becomes unstoppable, demonstrating a supernatural condemnation. Countdown (2019) An app predicts the exact moment of death. The curiosity to know too much becomes a curse. Don’t Look Now (1973) Grief and premonitions intertwine in a spiral of fatality. Tragedy seems inevitable from the start. Fallen (1998) A demonic force is transmitted from person to person. The protagonist discovers that escaping fate is almost impossible. Luck of the Irish (2001) A teenager discovers that his good luck has a magical and hereditary origin. Upon losing it, he must face a string of misfortunes to regain his identity and destiny. Noroi: The Curse (2005) An investigation reveals an ancient curse linked to forgotten rituals. Horror slowly emerges, like fate. One Missed Call (2003) People receive voicemail messages from the future announcing their own death. Despite knowing the date and manner, they cannot escape their inevitable destiny. Premonition (2007) A woman lives out of order the days before and after her husband's death, waking up alternately with him alive or dead. She struggles to avert fate. Reincarnation (2005) A film crew shoots a movie about real past murders in a haunted hotel. The characters are trapped in a cycle of inevitable deaths, visions, and nightmares. The Box (2009) A moral decision triggers a chain of misfortunes when a couple receives a box with a button; if they press it, they win $1 million but someone dies. The Butterfly Effect (2004) Changing the past does not improve the future. Every attempt to fix luck only generates more devastating consequences. The Bye Bye Man (2017) Thinking, saying, or writing a forbidden name activates a chain of deadly misfortunes. Those who are unlucky enough to discover this name cannot escape their destiny. The Skeleton Key (2005) A caregiver discovers hidden rituals linked to hoodoo. Ignoring the warnings opens a forbidden door to an irreversible destiny. Truth or Dare (2018) A seemingly innocent game of truth or dare turns into a lethal curse. Breaking the rules means paying with your life. 1408 (2007) A writer ignores all warnings and enters a cursed room. The horror stems from being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Romantic Movies to Watch on Valentine's Day
12 Feb 2026
Celebrate love and friendship this Valentine's Day with our selection of romantic movies. From passionate crime romances to fantastic and sci-fi adventures, and even classic comedy, drama, and slice-of-life romances,...
12 Feb 2026
7 min
Romantic Movies to Watch on Valentine's Day
February 14, Valentine's Day, also known as Saint Valentine's Day, is a time to celebrate love, friendship, and family. Cinema offers romantic stories combined with other genres such as action, mystery, fantasy, adventure, or science fiction, including films with LGBTQ+ characters, which reflect the diversity of relationships and emotional bonds. Below we offer a list of recommendations that covers a wide variety of tastes, so you can find your favorites for this February 14th. Police Romances Murder in Rochefort (France, 2019) While enjoying a vacation, Captain Emma discovers a corpse in the forest. She investigates the murder with gendarme Adrien, and feelings arise between them. D.E.B.S. (USA, 2004) (LGBTQ+) The central plot focuses on Amy Bradshaw, one of the best agents, who ends up falling in love with the thief she is supposed to capture, Lucy Diamond. Decision to Leave (South Korea, 2022) A detective investigating the mysterious death of a wealthy man falls in love with the prime suspect. Miss Congeniality (USA, 2000) An FBI agent goes undercover as a contestant in a beauty pageant to investigate a threat, while dealing with her transformation and a slight romantic story emerges. Romance and Mystery Charade (France, 1963) A widow discovers that her murdered husband was not who he claimed to be. Being pursued by dangerous men, she must rely on an agent with whom she falls in love. Disobedience (United Kingdom/USA, 2017) (LGBTQ+) A woman returns to her orthodox community and rekindles her relationship with a friend. Double Lover (France, 2017) Chloé and her psychoanalyst fall in love and stop working together to have what appears to be a perfect relationship, but not everything is as it seems. Il Mare (South Korea, 2000) Two people communicate through correspondence from the same beachfront house, but discover they live in it years apart. This film inspired an American remake in 2006, under the name The Lake House. Rear Window (USA, 1954) A Hitchcock classic where suspense and romantic complicity come together. Persona (South Korea, 2019) (LGBTQ+) Two women grow emotionally closer during a retreat, facing dark pasts. The Duke of Burgundy (United Kingdom, 2014) (LGBTQ+) Two women explore their relationship in a setting of rituals and secrets. The Handmaiden (South Korea, 2016) (LGBTQ+) A young maid and her mistress develop a relationship amidst deception and family conflicts with tense action. Romantic Fantasies Just My Luck (USA, 2006) A young woman with extraordinary luck kisses a man plagued by misfortune. After that, their destinies are completely reversed. Night Watch (Russia, 2004) A guardian of supernatural forces falls in love while protecting the city from dark beings. Penelope (United Kingdom/USA, 2006) A woman lives under an ancient family curse that can only be broken by true love. Superstition and destiny condition her love life until she decides to defy the prophecy. Stardust (USA, 2007) A young man travels through a magical world to retrieve his beloved's heart. The Old Guard (USA, 2020) (LGBTQ+) Immortal warriors develop relationships while fighting dangerous missions. The Shape of Water (USA, 2017) A woman falls in love with a sea creature while working in a secret laboratory. City of Angels (USA, 1998) An angel tasked with guiding souls falls in love with a surgeon and must choose between immortality or love. Your Name (Japan, 2016) Two teenagers swap bodies and fall in love between parallel worlds. Romance, Action, and Adventure Charlemagne's Code (Germany, 2008) A retired archaeologist, after the loss of his wife, returns to the search for the Nibelung treasure and finds love. The film has two sequels. First Knight (USA, 1995) The story focuses on Lancelot, living a passionate and forbidden love with Lady Guinevere amidst battles and honor in Camelot. Raiders of the Lost Ark (USA, 1981) An archaeology professor dedicates his free time to recovering historical relics and finds love. The Indiana Jones saga combines action, adventure, and romance. Sci-Fi Romances Equals (USA, 2015) In an emotionless society, two people discover love and live it in secret. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (USA, 2004) The story follows Joel and Clementine, a broken couple who decide to erase their mutual memories through a scientific process. The Space Between Us (USA, 2017) A young man born on Mars travels to Earth and falls in love with a local girl. Everyday Romances Adventureland (USA, 2009) A young man and a coworker experience a summer full of love and fun. Amélie (France, 2001) Amélie decides to transform the lives of those around her through small acts of anonymous kindness and, in the process, discovers love. Blue Is the Warmest Color (France, 2013) (LGBTQ+) Intense and passionate love between two young women. Brooklyn (Ireland/United Kingdom/Canada, 2015) A period romance, but centered on nostalgia, immigration, and forming a home. Call Me by Your Name (USA/Italy, 2017) (LGBTQ+) Teenage love in an Italian summer. Carol (USA, 2015) (LGBTQ+) Two women develop a forbidden relationship in 1950s New York. When Harry Met Sally (USA, 1989) Harry and Sally go from initial antipathy to a heartfelt 12-year friendship, which evolves into love even though they refuse to acknowledge it. The Notebook (USA, 2004) It tells the love story between Noah and Allie, young people from different social classes separated by destiny and war. Doukyuusei (Japan, 2016) (LGBTQ+) Hikaru discovers his model classmate, Rihito, practicing singing alone, offers to help him, and a deep connection emerges between them. Bridget Jones's Diary (United Kingdom/USA/France 2001) Daily romantic entanglements of a girl who finds herself romantically caught between her unfaithful boss and a serious lawyer. Elisa & Marcela (Spain, 2019) (LGBTQ+) Love between women defying social norms in the early 20th century. Firebird (Estonia/Russia, 2021) (LGBTQ+) Two soldiers develop a forbidden romance during the Cold War. The Bridges of Madison County (USA, 1995) It tells the brief romance between Francesca, a lonely housewife, and Robert Kincaid, a photographer. Love, Simon (USA, 2018) (LGBTQ+) A teenager confesses his sexual orientation on an anonymous page, starting to write to a classmate. When his secret is threatened, he still wishes to know his identity. Moonrise Kingdom (USA, 2012) Set in 1965, it chronicles the escape of two 12-year-old children, Sam and Suzy, who fall in love, triggering a chaotic search. Night Flight (South Korea, 2014) (LGBTQ+) LGBTQ teenagers experience a summer of secrets, dangers, and self-discovery. Notting Hill (USA, 1999) It deals with the love that arises between a famous movie star and a common bookseller. Her fame, the harassment of the press, misunderstandings, and his insecurities make the relationship difficult. Runaway Bride (USA, 1999) It's about Maggie, famous for leaving several fiancés at the altar, and a journalist who tries to discover why she does it. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (France, 2019) (LGBTQ+) Secret romance between painter and model in the 18th century. Pretty Woman (USA, 1990) A prostitute, due to various circumstances, ends up transforming into the companion of a millionaire bachelor who does not believe in love. Stepmom (USA, 1998) A girl falls in love with a divorced father for whom his children are his life. The relationship with the ex-wife begins abruptly, but takes a turn after she learns she is ill. The Big Sick (USA, 2017) Kumail, a Pakistani comedian, falls in love with Emily, a young American woman. Their relationship faces obstacles, cultural clash, family expectations, and racism. The Half of It (USA, 2020) (LGBTQ+) A teenager helps a classmate woo his crush while discovering her own feelings. You've Got Mail (USA, 1998) Two business rivals discover an anonymous email romance while dealing with their real-life enmity and learning to know each other beyond appearances. Your Name Engraved Herein (Taiwan, 2020) (LGBTQ+) Two young men face social pressure while experiencing their first teenage love. 10 Things I Hate About You (USA, 1999) The plot follows Cameron trying to date Bianca, whose strict father only allows it if her antisocial sister, Kat, finds a partner. And a horror extra My Bloody Valentine
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The best anime mecha
26 Jan 2026
Mecha anime is one of the most influential genres in Japanese animation, combining giant robots, science fiction, action, and human drama. From pioneers like Tetsujin 28-go and Mazinger Z to...
26 Jan 2026
4 min
The best anime mecha
Mecha anime is one of the most influential genres in Japanese animation. Through giant robot-like machines, usually with human pilots, it combines science fiction, action, and drama to explore war conflicts, moral dilemmas, and the relationship between technology and humanity. Iconic Examples of Mechas from the Genre's Most Prominent Animes Tetsujin 28-go, (1956) It inaugurated the era of classic mecha with a story where technology and human morality clash. The gigantic robot Tetsujin 28 represents one of the earliest visions of mechanical power serving good. More than a weapon, it is a symbol of responsibility and redemption in a Japan rebuilding after the war. Mazinger Z, (1972) It established the concept of the manned giant robot and paved the way for the production of other series. Mazinger Z, due to its design and originality, became one of the most well-known mecha "robots" worldwide. Getter Robo, (1974) Combines action, science fiction, and team spirit in a constant fight for humanity. The mecha stands out as one of the first anime to introduce "combinable robots" in anime history. Three pilots unite their machines—Getter 1, Getter 2, and Getter 3—to form Getter Robo, with different combat configurations, adapting to any situation. Mobile Suit Gundam, (1979) It introduced military realism and politics. One cannot talk about mecha without mentioning Gundam. This legendary franchise has an extensive history and a wide variety of series and movies. The Gundam RX-78-2, the original protagonist of the series, is an icon of the genre. Macross, (1982) Combines love, music, and space warfare. In the Macross series, the Valkyrie mecha stands out for its ability to transform into a fighter jet ready for intergalactic battles. Voltron: Defender of the Universe, (1984) Combines adventure, teamwork, and galactic fantasy in an epic tale of interplanetary heroes. In the series, five pilots control mechanical lions that, when united, form Voltron, a metallic colossus symbolizing hope and unity. Neon Genesis Evangelion, (1995) It revolutionized the genre from an existential point of view, introducing psychological impact. With its appealing design and connection to the plot, Evangelion Unit-01 has left its mark on the anime world and is the central pillar of the series. Unit-02 and Unit-00 have also become benchmarks in the world of mechas. The Big O, (1999) Combines mystery, noir, and science fiction in a city where people have lost their memories. This dark series introduces us to the powerful mecha Big O. Its curious retro-industrial design and devastating power make it one of our favorite robots. Code Geass, (2006) Combines mechas with supernatural powers, intrigue, and political strategies. In this series, the Lancelot mecha stands out as an impressive machine. Its design and its role in battle strategies make it worthy of being among the most recognized. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, (2007) Exaltation of the human spirit and the impossible. This series features the Gurren Lagann mecha, a "robot" formed by combining two: Gurren and Lagann, and confronting colossal enemies. Its striking visual style and inspiring message make it one of the most representative icons of the mecha genre. Aldnoah.Zero (2014) Fuses interplanetary war, political drama, and human dilemmas in a future marked by alien technology. The mechas known as Kataphrakt stand out for their imposing design and power based on the mysterious Aldnoah energy, giving the Martians a devastating advantage over Earth. Darling in the Franxx (2018) Combines mecha action, romance, and teen drama in a future where humanity struggles to survive. The gigantic Franxx robots require perfect coordination between a boy and a girl, symbolizing unity, trust, and emotional growth amidst conflict. 86 Eighty-Six, (2021) New generation of war drama with social criticism. In 86 Eighty-Six, the Juggernauts, officially unmanned mechas, are actually piloted by the marginalized people of District 86. This anime redefines the modern mecha genre by mixing strategy, tragedy, and a deep ethical questioning. A genre that never ceases to surprise and evolve From classic mechas to modern proposals, the genre has managed to reinvent itself without losing its essence. These "robots" not only fight spectacular battles but also represent ideals, emotions, and human conflicts, consolidating mecha anime as a fundamental pillar of anime. Have you found your favorite mechas on this list?If you ask me, among my favorite mecha anime you'll find Guilty Crown, Robotech, and Star Driver. What are yours? Note: We can emphasize that, we know, they are not strictly speaking robots, and this word has been used to describe them simply for practicality and easier understanding, so that those unfamiliar with the genre can still easily grasp it.
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All films directed by Tim Burton: a chronologic...
23 Jan 2026
Tim Burton is an iconic film director, renowned for his gothic style, dark fantasy, and stop-motion animation. His filmography includes classics such as Batman, Edward Scissorhands, and Corpse Bride, combining...
23 Jan 2026
5 min
All films directed by Tim Burton: a chronologic...
Tim Burton is one of the most iconic directors in contemporary cinema, renowned for his gothic style, visual creativity, and ability to blend the macabre with the comedic. From his debut in the 80s to his most recent productions, he has created his own cinematic universe that combines fantasy, horror, stop-motion animation, and adaptations of literary classics and comics. In this article, we present a chronological overview of films directed by Tim Burton. Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) Surrealist comedy that marked Burton's directorial debut. Pee-wee Herman, played by Paul Reubens, embarks on a cross-country journey in search of his stolen bicycle, encountering eccentric characters and absurdly comical situations. Beetlejuice (1988) A horror-comedy featuring an eccentric bio-exorcist. Michael Keaton brings Beetlejuice to life, a mischievous spirit who helps a ghost couple scare away the new inhabitants of their home, unleashing chaos and unexpected situations. Batman (1989) A dark adaptation of the DC Comics comic book, with Michael Keaton as the Dark Knight. Batman confronts the Joker, played by Jack Nicholson, in a dark and gothic Gotham City. Edward Scissorhands (1990) A modern fairy tale about an artificially created man with scissors for hands. Johnny Depp plays Edward, whose innocence and sensitivity transform the lives of a suburban family, showcasing Burton's ability to create emotional and visually stunning stories. Batman Returns (1992) Sequel that introduces Catwoman and the Penguin to Gotham City. Keaton returns as Batman to face off against the Penguin (Danny DeVito) and Catwoman (Michelle Pfeiffer) in a dark tale full of intrigue, gothic aesthetics, and visually stunning sequences. Ed Wood (1994) Biography of the American film director considered one of the most incompetent filmmakers in history. Johnny Depp brings Ed Wood to life, an eccentric filmmaker whose passion for cinema transcends budget and technical limitations. Mars Attacks! (1996) A science fiction comedy that parodies alien invasions. Jack Nicholson and Glenn Close face the arrival of big-headed Martians who wreak havoc on Earth. Sleepy Hollow (1999) Gothic adaptation of Washington Irving's classic tale. Johnny Depp plays Ichabod Crane, an investigator sent to Sleepy Hollow to solve murders committed by a headless horseman. Planet of the Apes (2001) Reinterpretation of the classic science fiction film. Mark Wahlberg finds himself in a future where apes dominate Earth, facing conflicts that question human survival and the struggle for freedom. Big Fish (2003) A fantastic tale about a father and his son. Ewan McGregor plays the young Edward Bloom, as the story blends reality and fantasy, exploring family relationships and the power of imagination, characteristic of Burton's magical cinema. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) New version of Roald Dahl's story. Johnny Depp embodies Willy Wonka, who welcomes Charlie Bucket (Freddie Highmore) into his factory, revealing secrets, adventures, and lessons about ambition and childhood innocence. Corpse Bride (2005) Stop-motion animation about a love story beyond death. Johnny Depp voices Victor, a young man who accidentally proposes marriage to Emily (Helena Bonham Carter), in a magical tale that combines romance and gothic aesthetics. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) Gothic musical about a vengeful barber. Johnny Depp plays Sweeney Todd, who seeks revenge in Victorian London, accompanied by Mrs. Lovett (Helena Bonham Carter). Alice in Wonderland (2010) Officially directed by Tim Burton. It is one of his most recognizable films for its visual style, dark-fantasy tone, and character design. Dark Shadows (2012) Horror-comedy based on the 1960s television series. Johnny Depp is Barnabas Collins, a vampire who awakens after centuries of imprisonment and faces the changes in his gothic mansion and new supernatural challenges. Frankenweenie (2012) Stop-motion remake of his own short film. Charlie Tahan voices a boy who revives his deceased dog, leading to humorous adventures. Big Eyes (2014) Biography of painter Margaret Keane. Amy Adams plays Margaret, who fights for recognition of her work against her husband's manipulation, offering a drama based on true events. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016) Adaptation of Ransom Riggs' novel. Asa Butterfield is Jake Portman, who discovers an orphanage for children with extraordinary abilities, guided by Miss Peregrine (Eva Green). Dumbo (2019) Live-action remake of the Disney classic. Colin Farrell plays Holt Farrier, tasked with caring for Dumbo, an elephant with enormous ears who becomes the circus star thanks to his unique ability to fly. Beetlejuice 2 (2024) Sequel that resumes the story of the eccentric bio-exorcist. Michael Keaton returns as Betelgeuse, accompanied by Winona Ryder, facing new supernatural adventures full of humor, chaos, and Burton's characteristic aesthetic. Tim Burton's cinema has left an indelible mark on the film industry, combining genres such as fantasy, horror, comedy, and stop-motion animation. Each film reflects his unique style, eccentric characters, and ability to tell visually stunning stories. For lovers of gothic cinema, superheroes, animation, and fantastic tales, exploring Tim Burton's filmography is to delve into a magical and unforgettable universe.
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How to watch the Alien and Predator movies acco...
11 Dec 2025
Explore the Alien and Predator universe by following its complete timeline. From Predator: The Prey to Alien: Resurrection, this guide helps you understand the evolution of the Xenomorphs, Predators, and...
11 Dec 2025
4 min
How to watch the Alien and Predator movies acco...
The Alien and Predator universe boasts multiple films spanning centuries of fictional history. Watching them according to their internal chronology allows you to understand the evolution of the Predators and Xenomorphs, the origins of the Engineers, and how humans interact with these lethal creatures. So today we present the list of films in chronological order. 1st - Predator: The Prey (Prey) – 2022 Set in 1719. Naru, a young Comanche warrior, fights to prove her worth as an alien Predator arrives on Earth to hunt. The film showcases human ingenuity against lethal technology, being the oldest story in the Predator universe. 2nd - Predator – 1987 Set in 1987. An elite commando unit led by Dutch is sent into the Central American jungle. The rescue mission turns into a nightmare when an invisible, technologically advanced Predator begins hunting them, kicking off the iconic clash between humans and intergalactic hunters. 3rd - Predator 2 – 1990 Set in 1997. Detective Mike Harrigan faces off against a Predator in Los Angeles. The creature stalks in an urban environment, showing that these intergalactic hunters are a threat both in nature and in the city. 4th - Predators – 2010 Set in the early 2000s. A group of mercenaries and soldiers awakens on a Predator hunting planet. They must survive an intergalactic game, facing the brutality and strategy of alien hunters. 5th - Alien vs Predator (AVP) – 2004 Set in 2004. A scientific expedition discovers a temple in Antarctica where Predators hunt Xenomorphs. The film pits humans, Predators, and Xenomorphs against each other for the first time, blending action, horror, and science fiction in a shared universe. 6th - Alien vs Predator: Requiem (AVPR) – 2007 Also set in 2004. A Predator and a Xenomorph arrive in a small town in Colorado, unleashing chaos. Humans are caught between these deadly creatures, expanding the narrative of the Alien vs Predator universe. 7th - The Predator – 2018 Set in 2018. An advanced Predator arrives on Earth accompanied by lethal genetic hybrids. A group of ex-soldiers and civilians fights to stop these experiments, showcasing the technological and biological evolution of the Predators. 8th - Predator: Badlands – 2025 Set on a remote planet in 2025. Dek, a young, exiled Predator, must prove his worth in a hostile world. He teams up with a synthetic android while facing trials, predators, and dangers unique to the planet, showcasing the culture and hierarchy of the Yautja. 9th - Prometheus – 2012 Set between 2089 and 2093. A scientific expedition travels to LV-223 in search of human origins. There they discover the Engineers and their biological experiments, precursors to the Xenomorphs, mixing science fiction, mystery and horror. 10th - Alien: Covenant – 2017 Set in 2104. The crew of the Covenant spaceship discovers a planet with a deadly biological hazard. They face creatures derived from the Engineers, initiating the evolution of the Xenomorphs that will mark the future of the Alien universe. 11th - Alien: Planet Earth – 2025 Set in the year 2120. This production expands the Alien cinematic universe, placing the Xenomorph threat on our own planet (in a more direct and broader way than in Alien vs Predator) and offering a proposal that combines horror, science fiction and action. 12th - Alien (The Eighth Passenger) – 1979 Set in 2122. The Nostromo responds to a distress signal on LV-426 and encounters the first Xenomorph. The creature begins hunting the crew, establishing the foundations of the Alien universe, as this was the first film released to feature the Xenomorphs and give rise to said universe. 13th - Aliens (The Return) – 1986 Set in 2179. Ripley returns to LV-426 with space marines. The human colony has been invaded by Xenomorphs, unleashing an intense confrontation and solidifying Ripley as a heroine against the extraterrestrial threat. 14th - Alien 3 – 1992 Also in 2179. Ripley is trapped in the Fiorina 161 penal colony. A Xenomorph begins hunting the prisoners, forcing Ripley to confront the creature once again as she fights to protect the innocent. 15th - Alien: Resurrection – 1997 Set in 2381. A clone of Ripley is revived to study and control the Xenomorphs. The creatures escape and cause chaos aboard the ship, once again highlighting the mortality of these aliens and exploring the ethical limits of cloning. Watching the Alien, Predator, and AVP movies according to their timeline allows you to understand the evolution of the Xenomorphs and Predators, while enjoying action, suspense, horror, and science fiction. This guide is ideal for fans and the curious, as well as for planning marathons and exploring the Alien vs Predator universe.
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The 28 best animated series of the 90s: A trip ...
08 Dec 2025
The 1990s were a golden age for animation in Spain. That decade saw a mix of major Japanese (anime), American, and European productions, many of which became true classics that...
08 Dec 2025
5 min
The 28 best animated series of the 90s: A trip ...
The 90s marked a golden age for animation in Spain. It was a decade where Japanese (anime), American and European productions coexisted, many of them becoming true classics that marked the childhood and adolescence of an entire generation. From anime full of adventure and fantasy, to irreverent comedies that broke the mold, these series not only entertained, but also left their mark on popular culture and are still remembered with nostalgia today. Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water (Japan) Adventure and science fiction. Nadia and Jean travel alongside Captain Nemo to protect the mysterious Blue Water jewel and confront forces that want to dominate the world. Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken (Japan) Adventure and fantasy. Dai and his friends fight against the evil Hadlar to protect the kingdom and fulfill his destiny as a hero. Yu Yu Hakusho (Japan) Adventure and the supernatural. Yusuke, a rebellious teenager who dies in an unexpected accident, had no assigned place in the afterlife, so he is offered the opportunity to become a spirit detective; from then on he begins to face demonic creatures and make sure to maintain order between both worlds. Sailor Moon (Japan) Magical girl, romance and action. Usagi and her friends awaken the powers of the cosmos and the planets, uniting to fight against evil forces to protect Earth and Princess Serenity, as well as their own future. Crayon Shin-chan (Japan) Comedy and everyday life. The pranks of Shin-chan, an irreverent child, cause comical situations in his family and community. Slam Dunk ( Japan ) Sports and comedy. Hanamichi Sakuragi discovers basketball and strives to improve, while facing rivals and experiencing friendship and growth. Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (Japan) Mecha and action. A space war between federations and rebels, with young pilots battling giant robots to protect justice. Gargoyles (United States) Fantasy and action. Gargoyle statues come to life to protect New York City. Doug (United States) Comedy and coming-of-age. The experiences of a young man in his school and personal life. Dexter's Laboratory (United States) Science fiction and comedy. A child prodigy creates inventions in his secret laboratory. Pokémon (Japan) Adventure and fantasy. In a world where, instead of animals, you find fantastic creatures called "Pokémon," each with special abilities, which can be raised and with which young people travel and compete in tournaments to obtain badges, Ash Ketchum travels with Pikachu, his starter Pokémon, to become a Pokémon Master. Rugrats (United States) Children's and comedy. The adventures of a group of babies and their view of the adult world. The Backyard Gang (United States) Comedy and coming-of-age. A group of children faces the social dynamics of school recess. Ghost Sweeper Mikami (Japan) Comedy and supernatural. Mikami, a professional ghost hunter, confronts evil spirits with humor and action. Slayers (Japan) Fantasy, adventure and comedy. Lina Inverse and her friends face monsters and wizards while searching for treasure and adventure. Fushigi Yûgi (Japan) Fantasy and romance. A student is transported to a magical world inspired by China, where she must gather seven priests to summon a god. Rurouni Kenshin (Japan) Action and samurai. Kenshin, a former ronin assassin, seeks to redeem himself by protecting the innocent in the Meiji era without taking lives again. Detective Conan (Japan) Mystery and crime. Shinichi Kudo, a high school detective, is transformed into a child and solves criminal cases while searching for those who transformed him, a dangerous organization called "Men in Black," in order to obtain the cure. Neon Genesis Evangelion (Japan) Mecha, psychological and action. Teenagers pilot giant robots to protect humanity while dealing with trauma and inner conflict. Pingu (Switzerland) Children's stop-motion animation. The antics of a penguin in a world of snow and ice. Beavis and Butt-Head (United States) Comedy and satire. Two aimless teenagers face absurd situations while commenting on music videos. South Park (United States) Comedy, satire. Four children experience surreal adventures in a town in Colorado. Pepper Ann (United States) Comedy and coming-of-age. The adventures of a teenager with a unique personality. The Thornberrys (United States) Adventure and comedy. A family travels the world filming nature documentaries. The Fruittis ( Spain ) Children's Musical. Anthropomorphic fruits live adventures in a colorful world. Arthur (United States) Educational and comedy. A young man faces the challenges of daily life with his family and friends. The pet shop in Transylvania (France/United Kingdom) Comedy and fantasy. An eccentric doctor takes care of animals in his magic shop. Pinky and the Brain (United States) Comedy and science fiction. Two laboratory mice attempt to conquer the world with outlandish plans. Animated series and anime from the 90s left an indelible legacy on Spanish television. They were much more than entertainment: many conveyed values of friendship, overcoming challenges, irreverent humor, and overflowing creativity. If you lived through this decade, you'll surely remember some of the ones we've mentioned, although there are probably many more. There are also quite a few that remain popular thanks to reruns, new generations of fans, and even reboots. Remembering them is like going back to a time when imagination had no limits and every afternoon in front of the screen was an unrepeatable adventure. Do you find your childhood favorites? I've found some of my favorites on this list, like Yu-Yu Hakusho ... although others are missing, like The Living Mummies! ... But without a doubt, many series here bring back good memories, and many others I still love! Note: The list is not in any order, nor does it reflect a personal impression; it is simply the result of comments and statistics found on the internet.
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The best anime of recent years and of all time
19 Nov 2025
Anime has transformed global culture with stories that combine action, emotion, and art. In this guide we review the best anime of all time and recent years, from classics like...
19 Nov 2025
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The best anime of recent years and of all time
Anime has left an indelible mark on global popular culture. From epic stories to profound emotions, Japan has given us series that combine art, action, and philosophy. In this guide we review the best anime of all time and of recent years , valued by both critics and fans, with titles that became true classics and others that represent the new era of contemporary anime. Top 10 highest-rated anime of all time Death Note A student finds a notebook capable of killing anyone who writes its name in it. A psychological duel between justice and absolute power. Neon Genesis Evangelion A philosophical and psychological series. Teenagers pilot mechs to save humanity, while also confronting their own traumas. Steins;Gate Science fiction and time travel combine in a brilliant story about destiny and friendship. Perfect for mystery lovers. Hunter x Hunter Adventure, growth, and excitement. Gon searches for his father and faces epic challenges in a world filled with hunters and extraordinary creatures. One Piece The Neverending Story of the Straw Hat Pirates. Luffy and his crew sail in search of the legendary treasure One Piece. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba A true visual gem. Tanjiro fights demons to save his sister and avenge his family, with spectacular animation and pure emotion. Code Geass A series of strategies, policies, and dramatic turns that made him a favorite in many elections during the 2000s . Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion is the most mentioned , where Lelouch obtains a power that allows him to control minds and uses it to change the world. An anime about strategy, revolution, and moral dilemmas. Vinland Saga Inspired by the Vikings. Thorfinn seeks revenge while discovering the true meaning of war and freedom. Jujutsu Kaisen Supernatural action with top-notch animation. Yuji Itadori battles curses and discovers a dark power within himself. Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) Humans versus titans in a desperate war. With shocking twists and a dark narrative, it is one of the most influential anime of the last decade. Attack on Titan: The Final Season Of all its seasons, it was one of the most renowned. It's the culmination of an epic saga. The truth behind the titans redefines the entire story, with a spectacular and emotional conclusion. Other legendary anime that marked generations Naruto/Naruto Shippuden Ninjas, friendship and overcoming challenges. Naruto seeks to become Hokage and protect his friends from enemies who challenge his destiny. Cowboy Bebop A cult classic. Space bounty hunters survive amidst jazz, action, and melancholy. Unmatched style, music, and storytelling. Dragon Ball / DragonBall Z / GT / Super The action classic. Goku and his friends defend Earth with epic battles that defined generations. Bleach Ichigo Kurosaki gains shinigami powers and protects the balance between the living and the dead. Action and breathtaking spiritual worlds. Tokyo Ghoul Dark and visceral. Ken Kaneki becomes half-ghoul and struggles to maintain his humanity in a world that rejects him. Fairy Tail Wizards, adventures and camaraderie. Natsu and his guild face powerful enemies with the strength of friendship as their banner. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood A masterpiece that combines action, emotion, and philosophy. The Elric brothers use alchemy to recover what was lost, facing the consequences of their actions. Berserk It deals with a dark and epic adult fantasy myth; influential and revered for its tone and art (although adaptations have been mixed). Monster It is a long-running psychological thriller, valued for its mature narrative and ethical depth. Pokémon One of the greatest global phenomena of all time. Where friendship and loyalty intertwine with epic battles. Ash and Pikachu are global icons representing this series. Top-rated modern anime Chainsaw Man Bloody, surreal, and addictive. Denji, a young demon hunter, merges with his pet chainsaw to survive. Spy x Family Comedy and tenderness. A spy, an assassin, and a telepathic girl pretend to be a family, hiding their secrets amid laughter and action. Hell's Paradise (Jigokuraku) Criminals and executioners travel to a mysterious island full of monsters in search of the elixir of immortality. Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation The pioneer of modern isekai. A man is reincarnated into a new world with the opportunity to live a better life. One Punch Man Saitama can defeat anyone with one punch, but he suffers from the tedium of being invincible. Humor and criticism of the superhero genre. My Hero Academia Heroic action and personal growth. Midoriya pursues his dream of becoming a hero, guided by an ideal that compels him to risk everything to protect others. Essential anime classics Akira Cyberpunk and dystopia. In a post-apocalyptic Tokyo, a military experiment unleashes chaos and marks the birth of modern anime. Yu Yu Hakusho Supernatural action with character. A rebellious teenager returns from the dead as a spirit detective, facing demons, brutal tournaments, and battles that defined an era of shōnen. Ghost in the Shell Philosophical science fiction about identity and technology. A key work that inspired films like The Matrix. Saint Seiya (Knights of the Zodiac) Sacred warriors fight for the goddess Athena. A classic anime that combined mythology and action. Sailor Moon Magic, friendship, and love triumph. The Sailor Scouts protect the Earth with power and style. Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X) Redemption and steel. A roving ex-assassin vows never to kill again while protecting innocents with his reversed sword, facing his past and enemies who test his new life. Detective Conan Infinite mystery. A young detective trapped in a child's body solves impossible crimes while trying to regain his original form without revealing his true identity. Dragon Quest: Dai's Great Adventure Classic heroic adventure. A boy raised by monsters discovers his destiny as a hero and faces dark lords, ancient magic, and epic battles that define the shōnen fantasy of a generation. Mobile Suit Gundam War in space brought to realism. Young pilots are forced to fight in giant robots as they discover the human, political, and emotional costs of an intergalactic conflict. Slam Dunk Basketball and overcoming challenges. An impulsive gang member joins the basketball team to impress a girl, discovering along the way passion, discipline, and the power of real effort. Cardcaptor Sakura Magic, sweetness, and personal growth. A young girl discovers her role as a magical card hunter and learns about friendship, love, and responsibility through enchanting adventures. Hellsing Gothic and brutal. The Hellsing organization fights supernatural creatures with the help of Alucard, a ruthless vampire who unleashes his power against monsters, soldiers, and fanatics. Trigun Philosophy and bullets in the space desert . Vash the Stampede, a legendary gunslinger , Of non-human nature, haunted by his own reputation, he tries to live without violence in a world that forces him to confront his past. Ranma ½ Absurd comedy and martial arts. A young, cursed martial artist transforms into a girl when exposed to cold water and lives entangled in duels, accidental romances, and endless misunderstandings. Studio Ghibli Animations (General Special Mention) Magic, sensitivity, and worlds that seem alive. Each film blends fantasy, emotion, and humanity, becoming an instant classic for any anime lover. My Neighbor Totoro (Pure tenderness and wonder) Princess Mononoke (Nature, epic and conflict) Spirited Away (Growth, Fears and Wonders) Howl's Moving Castle (Magic, War and Romance) Castle in the Sky (Classic Adventure) Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind ( Ecology and heroism) Kiki: Apprentice Witch ( Growth and Self-Confidence) The Tale of Princess Kaguya ( Poetry and Legend) Haru in the Kingdom of Cats ( Light Fantasy) These titles represent the best of anime of all time , from immortal classics to the most acclaimed modern gems. Whether it's because of their story, animation, or characters, each one left its mark on Japanese and world culture. Note: This list is not in any particular order, nor does it represent a personal opinion. Furthermore, the anime mentioned are just a few of many that deserve to be named, but doing so would make the list extremely long, so we haven't had the opportunity in this article to cover them all...
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile – Everything You ...
04 Nov 2025
Hyrule Warriors: The Age of Exile is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in November 2025. This new musou action game developed by Koei Tecmo and published by Nintendo tells the...
04 Nov 2025
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile – Everything You ...
The long-awaited launch The long-awaited date is finally here: Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile will be released on November 6, 2025, exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2. This action and musou installment developed by Koei Tecmo and published by Nintendo promises to take the legendary war that precedes the universe of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to an epic scale. New release with high expectations: What to expect Following the previous installments of the Warriors saga, set in the Zelda universe, this new installment generates great expectations: it is presented as a canonical prequel, set in the so-called "Exile War" in Hyrule. Fans are expecting massive battles, classic heroes, and new gameplay mechanics, all designed to take full advantage of the power of the new Switch 2 console. Spanish dubbing has also been confirmed, further enhancing its appeal in Spain. What is the game about and what will it be like? In Hyrule Warriors: The Age of Exile you will step into the shoes of characters like Princess Zelda, King Rauru and other heroes from Hyrule's past. The story is set in an era prior to the events of Tears of the Kingdom and explores how the roots of the kingdom were formed. The gameplay maintains the DNA of musou: hordes of enemies, changing scenarios, special attacks, ally synchronization and the Zonnan device (or similar) that alters the battle through wind, water or other elements. In addition, it incorporates local split-screen cooperative mode and other multiplayer options to share the action. Interesting facts and information you may not have known · This installment is the third in the Warriors sub-series set in Zelda (after Hyrule Warriors , 2014 and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity , 2020). · For the first time, a rarely explored conflict is examined: the Exile War. This means that "previous" canonical events within the Zelda lore will be revealed. · Although it's an intense action game, its story is considered canonical, something that isn't always guaranteed in spinoffs. · The estimated price for Spain is €69.99, and it will be available in both physical and digital formats. · Pre-orders are now open on the eShop from September 2025. Why is everyone talking about him? The reasons are clear: Zelda fans want to know "what happened before" and fans of the musou genre seek non-stop action. With this combination, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile brings both worlds together. The possibilities for historical exploration, epic battles, and the novelty of experiencing a "forgotten" chapter of Hyrule are a powerful draw. Furthermore, the fact that it's exclusive to Switch 2 adds that extra bit of anticipation for those planning to upgrade their console. Recommendations before playing If you are interested in the launch, you should mark November 6, 2025 on your calendars. Make your reservation as soon as possible if you want exclusive bonuses. If you've played Tears of the Kingdom, you'll enjoy connecting pieces of the lore that were previously just background information. It might also be a good idea to prepare some storage space, as musou games tend to take up quite a bit of space. Additionally, it's wise to ensure you have an internet connection for potential updates. Hyrule Warriors: The Age of Exile is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated titles for the end of 2025 in Spain. With its upcoming release, deep story, unbridled action, and focus on Hyrule's past, it's a sure bet for fans of Zelda and the musou genre. Prepare your swords, choose your hero, and immerse yourselves in the war that changed the fate of a kingdom.
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25 horror series to watch this Halloween
30 Oct 2025
Fear has found a new home on television. From exorcisms and ghosts to mythological creatures and psychological horrors, today's horror series are pushing the boundaries of the genre. This Halloween,...
30 Oct 2025
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25 horror series to watch this Halloween
Top 25 must-see horror and supernatural series Whether through mysticism, science fiction, or folklore, they all share the same essence: confronting what we don't want to see. Because in the end, beyond the monsters and shadows, horror stories speak of us… and of what we fear being… discover them in these series. Midnight Mass (2021, USA) An isolated village experiences miracles and supernatural events after the arrival of a mysterious priest, where faith and terror intertwine. 30 coins (2020–2023, Spain) An exorcist and war veteran battles demonic forces while investigating the mystery of 30 coins that possess a dark power. Marianne (2019, France) A famous horror writer returns to her hometown and discovers that the monsters in her books are real and threaten everyone around her. The X-Files (1993–2018, USA) Agents Mulder and Scully investigate paranormal cases and government conspiracies, where the inexplicable is mixed with terror and mystery. Sweet Home (2020–2023, South Korea) In an isolated building, residents are trapped as strange mutations turn people into monsters that reflect their darkest desires. The Guest (2018, South Korea) A priest, a detective, and a medium join forces to hunt an ancient demon that possesses people and drives them to murder. Exorcist horror with police procedural elements. Ju-On: Origins (2020, Japan) Inspired by The Grudge, this series explores the origins of the vengeful spirit and the tragedies that trigger the curse in different generations. Ghost (2023, Thailand) Intertwined urban tales about modern ghosts and curses emerging in Bangkok. Dark humor and supernatural horror combined with social commentary. Re:Mind (2017, Japan) Eleven students wake up chained to a banquet table with no idea why. As memories resurface, the psychological terror intensifies. Goedam (2020, South Korea) An anthology series of micro-episodes based on Korean urban legends. Short, intense, and full of scares reminiscent of... an eastern Creepypasta or Twilight Zone. Folklore (2018–2021, Singapore / Multinational Asia) Each episode, directed by a filmmaker from a different country (Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Korea, Singapore), presents a horror story inspired by local myths. Tales of the Unusual (2012–2016, Japan) An anthology series of supernatural tales, each with a twist ending. From curses to ghosts, it combines traditional Japanese storytelling with modern psychological horror. File 81 (2022, USA) An archivist of old videos finds himself caught up in a supernatural mystery while reconstructing recordings from a cursed building. Chucky (2019–2025, USA) The iconic killer doll returns to sow terror, as young people and adults face its ruthless and bloody revenge. Curon (2020, Italy) A woman returns to her hometown with her children and discovers dark and supernatural secrets related to her family and the local lake. Slasher (2016–2023, Canada) Each season features a different killer who terrorizes a group of people, combining mystery, violence, and unexpected twists. The Haunting of Hill House (2018, USA) A family confronts the traumas of their past as the ghosts of their old mansion return to haunt them with psychological and supernatural terror. Monsters of Krakow (2022, Poland) A group of researchers confronts supernatural creatures that threaten the city of Krakow, mixing folklore, horror, and modern suspense. Lovecraft Territory (2020, USA) In the 1950s, a young African American explores the occult and the supernatural in the United States, facing monsters inspired by the work of HP Lovecraft and the racism of the time. The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020, USA) A spiritual sequel to The Haunting of Hill House, centered on a governess who takes care of two children in an English mansion where the ghosts of the past do not rest. The Outsider (2020, USA) Based on the novel by Stephen King, it follows the investigation of an inexplicable crime that reveals a supernatural presence impossible to stop. Penny Dreadful (2014–2016, UK/USA) It combines classic figures of gothic horror — Dracula, Frankenstein, Dorian Gray, Dr. Jekyll, Witches and Werewolves — in a dark story set in Victorian London. Evil (2019–2024, USA) A forensic psychologist, a priest, and a technician investigate miracles, possessions, and crimes that defy logic, blending supernatural horror and science. From (2022–2025, USA) The inhabitants of a town from which no one can escape struggle to survive against nocturnal creatures that hunt without mercy. The Fall of the House of Usher (2023, USA) Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, it tells the story of the decline of a powerful pharmaceutical family, haunted by a spectral figure and their own sins. The terror that never goes out of style The rise of horror on modern television proves that fear knows no borders. European productions explore fanaticism and inner demons; Asian series reinvent the genre with oppressive atmospheres and impossible creatures; while American productions keep the legacy of classic horror alive with a contemporary perspective. Which ones are your favorites? Note: This list is based on statistics and opinions found publicly on the web; it is not in any particular order and does not represent a personal opinion.
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