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Video game developer/publisher FromSoftware has actively shaped our expectations surrounding the Soulslike genre over the decades. It's lovingly crafted every game that has come to define the genre — from "Dark Souls" to "Bloodborne" — all while championing evocative environmental storytelling where you, the player, consciously decide on the type of experience you're in for.

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Stephen King and George R.R. Martin — both prolific writers who are considered masters of their craft — couldn't be more different. For starters, King boasts an astonishing body of literary work (around 65 novels and 200 short stories!), thanks to a hyper-disciplined "just-do-it" approach to writing that has consistently paid off.

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Jack Reacher is big on minding his own business. This army major-turned-vagrant packs very light (just a lone toothbrush!) and drifts from one town to another without a set agenda in mind. But trouble always finds Reacher, who never hesitates to spring into action in the face of injustice. While Reacher never goes out of his way to seek trouble, his unconventional moral code leads him to places where even the best law enforcement officers wouldn't dare go in with a gun.

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The allure of lost media lies in the mystery of the unknown, along with the chase of the hunt. This curiosity intensifies when something is only partially lost, giving us a glimpse into what could have been. A famous example of this is Alfred Hitchcock's "The Mountain Eagle," which is considered one of the most sought-after lost films (only six intriguing stills have managed to survive).

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This post contains spoilers for "Severance.""Severance" has been holding its cards pretty close to its chest, choosing to gradually unravel the nature of its mind-bending mystery. The show's season 2 finale (titled "Cold Harbor") is as anxiety-inducing as it gets, as Innie Mark (Adam Scott) fights to save his outie's wife, Gemma (Dichen Lachman), from her imprisonment by Lumon.