Coming soon from BBC America is the four part mini series, Fleming, which chronicles the life of James Bond creator, Ian Fleming, who was his own inspiration for the famous spy after his adventures in World War II against the Nazis.

Monsters University kept the top spot at the box office this weekend while The Heat had a solid opening and White House Down has seemingly lost the “Die Hard in the White House” battle to Olympus Has Fallen.

July is Tarantino month for Musical Montage and we’re kicking things off at the beginning with Reservoir Dogs and it’s “Super Sounds of the 70’s”.

An Arrested Development sountrack album is on the way, Terminator 5 is coming in June 2015, William Fichtner is Shredder and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Burke and Michael bring Jesse and Sam to Cuba to break one of Burke’s comrades, Sonya, out of a secret Russian prison while Fi and Maddie kidnap a Russian spy in Miami to help them.

A pair of action comedies face off this week with White House Down and The Heat.

Arnold and Sly are trapped in a high tech prison together and must find a way to escape in the upcoming action movie, Escape Plan (formerly The Tomb)

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about classic Encyclopedia Brown mysteries, the greatness of the current TMNT comic, the origins of Dr. Strange, Bigfoot, Superman 1-3 vs Man of Steel, the surprising solidness of World War Z and much more.

Probably best known as the Chairman on Iron Chef America, martial artist Mark Dacascos has appeared in a number of movies and TV shows like Double Dragon, Cradle 2 the Grave and Hawaii Five-0.

A bunch of great comedic actors are featured in the latest movie from Reno 911 masterminds Robert Ben Garant and Tom Lennon, the horror comedy Hell Baby, which finds Rob Corddry and Leslie Bibb as a couple expecting a child that may turn out to be a demon.