Sneak King May Never Return Because The Burger King Mascot Was Too Creepy

Sneak King, the 2006 stealth-action video game from Burger King’s “Creepy King” era, may never see a sequel. According to the chain’s chief marketing officer, Joel Yashinsky, the unsettling mascot was retired in favor of a more family-friendly image—and with him likely went plans for any second installment.

Sneak King May Never Return Because The Burger King Mascot Was Too Creepy

Nintendo Once Made One of the Greatest Horror Games of All Time (& Everyone Wants a Sequel)

Nintendo is best known for its colorful, family-friendly franchises, but Eternal Darkness on the GameCube proved the company could deliver a chilling venture into horror. Considered a cult classic, this game continues to fuel calls for a sequel, highlighting Nintendo’s surprising range.

Nintendo Once Made One of the Greatest Horror Games of All Time (& Everyone Wants a Sequel)

Tim Curry Gets Standing Ovation at ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ 50th Anniversary Screening

Fans welcomed Tim Curry with a standing ovation at the 50th Anniversary screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, celebrating the cult classic’s enduring appeal. The audience arrived armed with rice, while Curry delighted them with his signature wit, marking five decades of midnight movie tradition.

Tim Curry Gets Standing Ovation at ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ 50th Anniversary Screening

Too legendary to stay lovable losers, Spinal Tap returns in underpowered ‘The End Continues’

Spinal Tap returns in a new mockumentary, “The End Continues,” under the direction of Rob Reiner and starring Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer. While the reunion brings a few chuckles, the film ultimately falls short of the legendary band’s comedic heights.