With only a few horror movies slated for October release in theaters, your best bet for spooky thrills is to stay home and stream until you scream. Here are the five most horrific films we could find in the respective movie libraries of Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu. And if you have more than one streaming service, that just means more time to chill... or be killed.
With its enormous user base and built-in end-to-end encryption, WhatsApp has some major advantages over rival messaging tools. In the hyper-competitive digital marketplace of 2016, however, only one feature truly matters: the ability to draw little pictures (preferably cute ones) over other little pictures.
We don't really get to see Scott Summers use his classic visor in Apocalypse-he gets it as part of his final, '90s-inspired costume near the end, but that's pretty much all we see of it. As this deleted scene shows, he almost got it a bit earlier in the movie... although he wasn't too keen on the appearance at first.
While almost nobody needs a panini press that can sign into Twitter, the powers that be clearly believe otherwise, adding internet connectivity to many of the pleasantly dumb devices that used to populate our homes. This raises a number of obvious security concerns and one equally serious, but far less discussed issue: porn on everything, always.
Texture memberships, PlayStation Plus, and Anker's water-resistant Bluetooth speaker lead off Saturday's best deals.
New California draft regulations released on Friday would allow approved self-driving cars to drive on state roads without a human in the car. The drafts also include rules about not advertising semi-autonomous cars as “self-driving” or “autonomous,” because we all know that nonsense needs to be reeled in.
