Riddick easily won the box office unopposed on one of the slowest weekends of the year.

Nobody puts Walter White in a corner. Nobody.

Tons of awesome British actors getting cast in awesome sounding movies this week along with The Rock and McG teaming up to bring back a classic 80’s TV show in movie form and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

In the penultimate episode of Burn Notice, Michael is handed the keys to James’ organization and the power it will give him might cause him to lose his friends, who are desperate to get him out any way possible.

Riddick returns to theaters this weekend, taking on a crew of mercenaries and a planet full of deadly alien beasts.

One of our all time favorite movies is the latest to get a reboot as Joel Kinnaman, of The Killing, steps into the cyborg shoes of Alex Murphy in next year’s Robocop.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe try to figure out if James Spader is cold and robotic enough to play Ultron, Fast & Furious getting to Expendables level of casting, the in your face awfulness of Pain & Gain, Dinobots, how long a Westworld show could last, the horrors of Snakes on a Train and much more.

A massive week for comics as DC kicks off their Villain Month event with some of Batman’s greatest foes being featured in their own issues while Dark Horse comics explores bizarre world of The Star Wars, based on George Lucas’ original rough draft of the Star Wars script.

After a group of drug dealers took his wife and his hand, musician El Mariachi traded in his guitar for guns and set out on a quest for vengeance.

A mild mannered couple gets into a nuclear prank war when a fraternity moves next door in their quiet suburban neighborhood in one of next summer’s big R rated comedies, Neighbors.