Entertainment
SILENT HILL: Ascension – New Trailer & Frightening Monsters
SILENT HILL: Ascension – intergenerational trauma & interactive streaming in a canonical horror series.
Genvid Entertainment and Konami Digital Entertainment have recently released a new trailer for their upcoming interactive streaming series, SILENT HILL: Ascension, which promises to expand the SILENT HILL universe and explore intergenerational trauma. This latest entry in the popular SILENT HILL franchise will feature multiple main characters from around the world as they confront the horrors unleashed in their communities.
One of the most exciting aspects of SILENT HILL: Ascension is its interactivity. Fans will have the power to directly and permanently influence the story and characters of the series, making it a canonical part of the SILENT HILL franchise. This is a huge step forward for interactive storytelling, and it’s sure to be a major draw for fans of the series.
The trailer for SILENT HILL: Ascension is suitably spooky, featuring some truly frightening monsters and a tense, foreboding atmosphere. It’s clear that the series is going to be a real treat for horror fans, and the interactivity is sure to keep viewers engaged and invested in the story.
The exploration of intergenerational trauma is also an intriguing aspect of SILENT HILL: Ascension. It’s a topic that is increasingly being explored in popular media, and it’s fascinating to see how it will be tackled in this latest entry in the SILENT HILL franchise. It’s an important issue that affects many people around the world, and it’s great to see it being addressed in such a thoughtful and sensitive way.
Overall, SILENT HILL: Ascension looks like it’s going to be a must-watch for horror fans and fans of the SILENT HILL franchise. With its innovative interactivity, exploration of intergenerational trauma, and spine-chilling monsters, it promises to be a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Fans of the series will definitely want to keep an eye on this one!
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About Genvid Entertainment
Genvid Entertainment, LLC is the award-winning subsidiary of Genvid Holdings, Inc. and the first distributor devoted to bringing massively interactive live events (MILEs) to market based on globally renowned brands such as The Walking Dead™: Last Mile and PAC-MAN™ Community. With a focus on authenticity, immersive storytelling, and stunning streaming visuals available on any device, global audiences can influence beloved worlds and characters in ways big and small to help decide the outcome and shape canon for interactive series such as SILENT HILL: Ascension, releasing in 2023.
About Konami Digital Entertainment
Konami Digital Entertainment, which is the core company of Konami Group, develops entertaining content for mobile, console and card games. The company is known for global franchises such as eFootball™, Metal Gear, Silent Hill, Castlevania, and Contra, as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game series. www.konami.com/games/corporate/en/
About Bad Robot Games
Bad Robot Games was founded by Bad Robot (Lost, Cloverfield, Westworld, Star Wars) with the mission to continually reinvent how stories are played. Initially formed by a small Bad Robot team passionate about innovating in gaming, Bad Robot Games has become a full-scale game development and publishing house working on new and existing IPs. Bad Robot Games is a remote first company whose diverse community of creatives empowers them to make games in which all players can see themselves.
About Behaviour™ Interactive
Behaviour Interactive is the largest independent Canadian gaming studio, with more than 1,200 employees worldwide. Behaviour is best known for its flagship franchise, the multiplayer survival horror game Dead by Daylight™, which has entertained over 50 million players across multiple platforms. The studio is currently expanding its portfolio of original IP with multiple projects, including the highly anticipated base building and raiding title Meet Your Maker™.
SILENT HILL is a trademark of Konami Digital Entertainment Co. Ltd. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners, without intent to infringe.
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Last Updated on November 7, 2026 by Daily News Staff
New hybrid event aims to give grieving audiences meaningful holiday viewing, with films from more than 25 countries and a mission centered on love, loss, and emotional truth.
A new film festival debuting in late 2026 is taking a different approach to holiday entertainment. Grief Fest™: The Grief Film Festival, created by My Grief Angels Inc., is being introduced as what organizers believe is the world’s first film festival dedicated entirely to grief, remembrance, resilience, and healing.
The hybrid festival will run in two segments: November 25–29, 2026, during Thanksgiving week, and December 24, 2026, through January 3, 2027, during Christmas and New Year’s. Top Honors films will be announced on December 31, 2026.
Organizers say the timing is intentional. Research cited in the announcement shows that grief and loneliness are major holiday stressors for many Americans, making the season especially difficult for people coping with loss. In that context, Grief Fest™ is positioning itself as an alternative to the flood of traditional feel-good holiday programming.
The festival is open to short films, features, documentaries, experimental work, AI-generated projects, and VR experiences. It is described as inclusive, non-religious, and LGBTQ+ friendly, with submissions already received from more than 25 countries. All films will be presented in English, either spoken or subtitled.
Grief Fest™ will be available both in person and virtually through Film Festival Plus, making it accessible to audiences worldwide. The launch of GriefFest.com also includes Lumen, a multilingual AI guide designed to help filmmakers and attendees navigate the festival in their preferred language.
Rather than focusing on industry prestige, organizers say the festival is centered on community and emotionally honest storytelling. For audiences who feel unseen during the holidays, Grief Fest™ is aiming to offer something rare on the seasonal screen: recognition.
Source: PR Newswire
Related Reading
- Grief Fest: Official festival site
- My Grief Angels Inc.: About the nonprofit behind the festival
- Film Festival Plus: Virtual access platform
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Entertainment
Bring History to Life with Experiences That Feel Real
Bring History to Life: Reading books and watching documentaries can be good ways to learn about history, but there’s something particularly meaningful about immersive experiences that allow you to step inside the stories that shaped the world.
Bring History to Life with Experiences That Feel Real
(Feature Impact) Reading books and watching documentaries can be good ways to learn about history, but there’s something particularly meaningful about immersive experiences that allow you to step inside the stories that shaped the world.
During a visit to the U-505 Submarine exhibit at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry (Griffin MSI), guests can literally step inside a historic German U-boat captured during World War II. In 1944, the U.S. Navy underwent a top-secret mission to disarm and take over one of the German submarines that wreaked havoc on the high seas, attacking not just military vessels but merchant ships and supply ships as well.
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“The mission was a dangerous one, as U-boat captains were under strict orders to sink their own subs if they were in danger of capture,” said Dr. Voula Saridakis, head curator at Griffin MSI, “but the U.S. Navy managed to take over the vessel and keep it afloat long enough to reach American shores. There, they studied it to gather German military secrets and other intelligence items, like the codebreaking Enigma Machine now on display at Griffin MSI.”
As you tour the submarine, you’ll experience firsthand what life was really like on board. Climb through the hatch, picture yourself bunking for the night in the cramped sleeping quarters, take a turn trying to maneuver the submarine while dodging torpedoes and imagine the bravery of the American soldiers who risked themselves on a perilous mission to capture the vessel and help turn the tide of the war.
There are many important lessons to glean from history, and they’re often easier to understand when presented in a tangible way. Planning visits to museum exhibits and historical sites allows you to stand where others have stood, see what they’ve seen and connect your human experience with theirs. Parents, children, educators, students and people of all ages can find something to inspire them in these stories.
Learn more about bringing history and science to life at GriffinMSI.org.
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Entertainment
Patrick Stewart, Beloved Star of Star Trek and X-Men, Dies at 86
Sir Patrick Stewart, beloved for his performances as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Charles Xavier, has died at 86, leaving a lasting legacy across television, film and theater.
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Sir Patrick Stewart, the acclaimed actor best known as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films, has died at 86.
Stewart died October 28 at his home in Los Angeles, according to a statement from his spokesperson reported by Reuters. The announcement said he had been living with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia and was with his wife, Sunny Ozell.
Stewart brought a commanding presence and a thoughtful approach to leadership to Star Trek: The Next Generation, which aired from 1987 to 1994. He later continued Picard’s story in feature films and returned for Star Trek: Picard.
His career also encompassed Shakespearean theater, including work with the Royal Shakespeare Company. He was knighted in 2010 for his contributions to drama.
For generations of viewers, Stewart helped make science fiction a place to explore questions of responsibility, compassion and humanity.
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● Reuters: Patrick Stewart, Shakespearean actor turned Star Trek and X-Men star, dies at 86
● ABC News: Patrick Stewart dies at 86
