“Today, it’s difficult to imagine Shrek as anything but an instant hit. After all, the subject of the 1990 children’s book was always destined for Hollywood stardom, says producer John H. Williams. ‘I thought Shrek was outrageous, irreverent, iconoclastic, gross, and just a lot of fun,” Williams says in the production notes for the 2001 movie. “He was a great movie character in search of a movie.’” Read more at Inverse Megan Fox is mounting an acting resurgence, and what better way to kick it off than perhaps a career-best performance in Till Death? Read more at The Mary Sue Sarah Michelle Gellar is hopeful that the new Master of the Universe reboot will satisfy fans of the series. “In Kevin Smith’s Netflix sequel to the classic Masters of the Universe cartoon, the warrior/Prince Adam’s best friend Teela plays just as important a role as He-Man himself. It’s a change to be sure, and change is something some 40-year-old nerds traditionally don’t handle well when it comes to the classic franchises of their youth. But Sarah Michelle Gellar, the voice of Teela and beloved Buffy the Vampire Slayer icon, feels optimistic about those fans’ reactions to Revelation.” Read more at Gizmodo It looks like there’s a way to fix the Nintendo Switch’s biggest malfunction, and it’s not how you’d expect. Read more at Kotaku In the mood for some summer scares? These are the best horror movies streaming on Netflix right now. “The greatest horror movies of all time get under your skin with original conceits. They sharpen your paranoia to burrow down into your brain. They grab hold of your heart with iconic imagery—you’ll never forget Freddy’s claws, no matter how hard you try.” Read more at Thrillist From Deal or No Deal to Fast and Furious, these are some of the worst video games ever created. Read more at Mental Floss
