Karl Urban is the sleazy ringleader of a group of married guys in NYC who pitch in for a secret penthouse apartment where they plan on doing whatever they want, which is mostly cheat on their wives. When a dead body is discovered, the guys start to turn on each other in the upcoming thriller, The Loft.

Peter Jackson has ended each of his Hobbit films with a credits song from Neil Finn, Ed Sheerhan and now Pippin himself, Billy Boyd.

Exodus: Gods and Kings was the movie that finally unseated Mockingjay although it didn’t exactly have a strong debut.

Gina Carano joins the already bad ass cast of the new Kickboxer, Toho unleashing their first new Godzilla in 12 years, tons of insanity in Sony’s massive e-mail leak and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

The latest historical epic from Ridley Scott takes on a personal comedy from Chris Rock this weekend at the box office.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris, Joe and Tony talk about the various timelines of Terminator, Ryan Reynolds Deadpool, the behind the scenes drama of past Bond movies, an inside look at Sony’s madness and much more.

Sean Penn is the latest Academy Award winner to try and usurp Liam Neeson in the action department as he plays a special ops assassin in next March’s The Gunman.

Pixar’s latest movie reveals there’s a team of five emotions controlling everyone’s thoughts and action but a young girl’s emotions for Joy and Sadness go missing, throwing her personality completely out of whack.

George Miller brings back his apocalyptic anti-hero Mad Max for the fourth entry in the series, with Tom Hardy taking over for Mel Gibson and what looks like ridiculous vehicular action and stunning visuals.

Exotic bird smuggler Jack T. Colton gets more than he bargained for when he agrees to help romance novelist Joan Wilder try and rescue her sister from a pair of thieves in Colombia.