Pragmata god beats the game in 77 minutes with some wild game-breaking tricks

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Published Jul 8, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Pragmata's Games Done Quick debut did not disappoint

Pragmata god beats the game in less than 80 minutes

Diana and Hugh doing a high-five in Pragmata Image: Capcom via Polygon

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Stephen King's iconic take on zombies is finally free to stream — and it's wonderfully weird

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Published Jul 8, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

It's that perfect blend of corny and scary

This free-to-stream zombie horror classic is creepy, cheesy, and totally worth revisiting

Pet Semetary Stephen King Image: Paramount/courtesy Everett Collection

When I was a kid, Tim Curry’s Pennywise the Clown scared the Hell out of me. With that cackling, gravelly voice, that bizarre, bulbous head, and the way he would just appear out of nowhere, Pennywise gave me nightmares at an age where I was definitely too young to watch. But when I revisited the movie decades later, I realized that, while Curry’s performance was still terrifying, the 1990 ABC TV movie that contained it was kind of terrible. The acting was often hokey and melodramatic while the non-Pennywise scares were all very lame — not boring, just corny.