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13 Classic Japanese Horror Movies for Your Shrieking Pleasure - Vimarsana News

13 Classic Japanese Horror Movies for Your Shrieking Pleasure

Get ready for Halloween with this selection of 13 classic Japanese horror movies. From ghosts and ghouls to body snatchers from hell.

"No Time To Die" Adds James Bond to My Favorite New Trope - Vimarsana News

"No Time To Die" Adds James Bond to My Favorite New Trope

'No Time To Die' brought James Bond into my favorite new movie trope and I love it.

Netflix acquires Oxenfree developer Night School Studio - Vimarsana News

Netflix acquires Oxenfree developer Night School Studio

Oxenfree developer Night School Studio, which is currently working on Oxenfree 2, has been acquired by Netflix. It will make original games for the streaming platform.

Night School Studio, an Oxenfree developer, has been acquired by Netflix - Vimarsana News

Night School Studio, an Oxenfree developer, has been acquired by Netflix

Night School Studio founder Sean Krankel said in a blog post about the acquisition that the company will continue working on Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals,

Nach Börsengang in USA: Wie China seine Unternehmen zügelt - Vimarsana News

Nach Börsengang in USA: Wie China seine Unternehmen zügelt

Nach Börsengang in USA: Wie China seine Unternehmen zügelt Dass chinesische Unternehmen an der Wall Street notieren, schmeckt der Führung in Peking nicht. Sie hat die Richtlinien verschärft und verbietet teilweise das Neugeschäft Foto: AP Eigenartige Dinge geschehen soeben in der internationalen Finanzwelt. Da verbietet plötzlich die chinesische Behörde für Cyberspace (CAC) den Download einer App mit der Begründung, das Unternehmen würde zu viele Nutzerdaten sammeln. Das allein ist schon etwas kurios, da es die chinesischen Behörden bisher noch nie gestört ...