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“PlayStation Plus Video Pass” May Come to Sony’s Consoles Soon

PS5 and PS4 owners may have a partial answer to Xbox’s Game Pass on the horizon. The company might have just teased the newest feature set to beef up PS+ subscriptions with an exclusive video streaming feature. If the reports turn out to be true, it could set Sony up with a solid service to pull even more gamers into their family.

“Army of the Dead” Release Date Announced; A Teaser Is Coming Next Week

Zack Snyder has revealed that “Army of the Dead” will release on Netflix on May 21st. A teaser was also announced for next Thursday.

NBCU’s Peacock Will Be Adding The WWE Network To It’s Library

The Peacock streaming service will soon be adding the WWE Network to it’s library.

Jamie Foxx Is Set To Star In And Executive Produce Netflix’s “Day Shift”

Jamie Foxx is currently set to be an Executive Producer as well as star in Netflix’s upcoming vampire movie, “Day Shift”.

“The Boys” Showrunner Discusses Season 2 And What Fans Can Expect In Season 3

Eric Kripke, creator and show-runner for “The Boys”, recently sat down with Variety to discuss the chaotic events of Season 2.

Amazon Enters the Cloud Gaming Arena with “Luna” Announcement

Amazon has thrown its hat in the cloud gaming ring, announcing new service “Luna.”

Disney+ Has Added “The Wolverine” to Its Library

Starting today, Disney+ subscribers can watch James Mangold’s “The Wolverine”.

Wales Interactive and PlayStation Remove Controversial “Gamer Girl” Teaser from Their YouTube Channels

The “Gamer Girl” teaser trailer has been removed from the Wales Interactive and PlayStation YouTube channels the day after its release, due to backlash over the game’s premise.

“The Haunting of Bly Manor” Is Still on Track to Release This Year, According to the Show’s Creator

According to Mike Flanagan, “The Haunting of Bly Manor” is still on track to release on Netflix this year.

You Can Access 13,000 Hours of Content for Free on Peacock after July 15th Expansion

Peacock’s expanded streaming service goes live on July 15th, with 13,000 hours of content for free and 20,000 hours of content for a $5 monthly subscription.