Shooter McGavin From Happy Gilmore Stars In New PGA Tour 2K21 Video And He Throws A Fit

With the release of PGA Tour 2K21 coming up very soon, 2K Sports has released a new commercial for the game featuring a lot of celebrity talent, including Christopher McDonald, the actor who played the evil golfer Shooter McGavin in the Adam Sandler movie Happy Gilmore.

Cover star Justin Thomas is also featured in the ad, alongside wrestler The Miz and hip-hop artist Schoolboy Q. They are all competing in a round of golf, and, you guessed it, McDonald has the worst time and ends up throwing a fit like his Happy Gilmore character. Check out the spot:

PGA Tour 2K21 launches on August 21 for PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game greatly expands on its predecessor, The Golf Club 2019 Featuring PGA Tour, by adding more real-world courses and 12 PGA Tour golfers, though one of the character models doesn’t look right.

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Halo Infinite — Listen To Another Song From The OST By The Game’s Third Composer

Halo Infinite will have not one but three different composers who are collaborating on the game to create music, and now they have all been announced. Joel Corelitz is the third and final composer to be announced for the game; he joins Gareth Coker and Curtis Schweitzer.

Developer 343 Industries announced his involvement in a blog post where they also shared a brand-new track from Corelitz that will be featured on Halo Infinite’s OST, “Through the Trees.”

Halo Infinite is just the latest huge game project for Corelitz, as he previously composed the music for Death Stranding alongside Ludvig Forsell.

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An Iconic Horror Movie Is Being Rebooted – Report

Get ready for a very scary 2021. The Exorcist, the film that has traumatized countless moviegoers since the 1970s is reportedly being rebooted by Morgan Creek Entertainment, according to Deadline. The information was casually dropped in a report about Dead Ringers, a TV show reboot of the production company’s original 1988 film.

This won’t be the first crack at a modern Exorcist revival. The franchise was spun into a TV show on Fox that lasted for two seasons back in 2016. Before that, the original film had two sequels, The Exorcist II: The Heretic in 1977 and The Exorcist III in 1990, and one prequel in Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist in 2005.

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How To Play Madden NFL 21 A Full Week Early

Madden NFL 21 officially hits the field on August 28 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, but you can play the professional football game an entire week early–if you’re willing to pay for it.

EA Sports has confirmed that Madden NFL 21’s early access period begins on August 21. On that date, you can begin playing the full game through EA Play, which is EA’s new name for all of its subscription services. If history is any indication, while you can play the full game early, total play time is expected to be limited to no more than 10 hours.

Subscribing to EA Play, which costs $5/month or $30/year, is not the only way to play Madden NFL 21 early. The game’s $80 Deluxe edition unlocks on August 25, and there are no time limits.

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Sacha Baron Cohen Was Almost A Marvel Superhero

If you thought the long and winding story of New Mutants couldn’t get any stranger, think again. Though the majorly delayed film is looking at an actual, real, definitely-going-to-stick-this-time release on August 28, new information about the (probably cursed) production keeps trickling in–this time, with what might be the most bonkers superhero casting of all time.

Nerdist reports that director Josh Boone seriously considered bringing comedian Sacha Baron Cohen on board to play Warlock, a character who played a major role in the New Mutants comics but sadly did not end up making the cut in the live action adaptation–though, apparently, Warlock made it through several versions of the script before a final draft was cooked up.

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