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10. Okatana Theokatanais a weapon that works and looks similar to a regular katana, but it’s a bit longer (yet still shorter than a nodachi or nagamaki). In this episode, the series of tests include a badass demonstration where the blades are shot with a bullet. Both contestants made okatanas that passed the test and split their bullets. It’s reminiscent of movies, TV shows, and anime series where a swordsman is able to slice a bullet with his blade....

10. Rumplestiltskin in Once Upon a Time (2011) Rumplestiltskin, also known as Mr. Gold, is one of the main characters ofOnce Upon a Time. He’s based on the character int heRumpelstiltskinfairy tale, plus a bit of the Beast fromBeauty and the Beast. Rumplestiltskin is a malevolent trickster and a master manipulator. Some of his magical powers include the ability to cast spells, divination, shapeshifting, and immortality. This lovable but untrustworthy wizard loves nothing more than to lure people into his traps, which always come with a price....

10.Rage 2 If you’re like most,Rage 2just sort of… came and went. There’s nothing wrong with the game, but nothing particularly special either. It’s a standard open-world shooter that released alongside a bunch of other open-world games that overshadowed it. If you’re looking for solid shooting, a wide-open world to explore, and the standardAssassin’s Creed-style open-world checklists,Rage 2offers all of that plus a ton of achievements to unlock. Related:The Best Shooter Games on Xbox Game Pass, Ranked...

10. 1967 The world was changing in the sixties and the cinema of 1967 reflects that with anti-establishment sentiment pervading the films produced that year, including highlights inBonnie and Clyde,The Graduate,In the Heat of the Night,Cool Hand Luke, andTo Sir, With Love. We were also rewarded with fun films such asThe ProducersandThe Jungle Book. Meanwhile, Martin Scorsese directed his first feature film inWho’s That Knocking on My Door? However, the most resonant film of 1967 has to beGuess Who’s Coming to Dinner, featuring phenomenal performances from Katharine Hepburn, Sidney Poitier, Katharine Houghton, and Spencer Tracy wearing his heart on his sleeve in every scene....

10.Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Not every zombie game needs to be a stressful, survival-focused affair. Sometimes you just want something simple and addictive to pass the time with—and if it’s zombie-themed, all the better! Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborvillewill definitely scratch that itch. With its bright colors and low stakes, it doesn’t look or play like anything else on this list. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but you can’t deny the level of polish on display in this simple game....