Louis Tully arrives back in the lives of the Ghostbusters, the latest chapter of Wolverine’s past comes to a close, a young Rebel agent gets to work with Han Solo on a mission and much more in this week’s Pull List.

Summer 2014 kicks off with the flashy but incredibly messy sequel to 2012 Amazing Spider-Man that suffers from way too many plots and changes it’s villains in ways that will probably piss off comic fans.

Before Leonardo DiCaprio and his crew were entering dreams in Inception, Dennis Quaid was battling nightmares in the 1984 movie Dreamscape.

Our typical convention scene usually covers all things comic, horror and gaming. But this time we were invited to see what the other end of the convention spectrum looks like. Games For Change is all about games that improve lives and advocates for social change.

The final full movie featuring Paul Walker is also a fun action showcase for David Belle and his insane parkour skills, if you can suspend your disbelief for the crazy, dumb plot.

The main cast for Star Wars Episode VII has been revealed by Disney and Lucasfilm and there are some veterans returning along with a bunch of new faces to the galaxy far, far away.

Japan’s other favorite monster (and friend to children), Gamera, has a ton of collections out this week along with a couple recent movies.

Summer 2014 is here with two huge superhero movies, R rated comedies and the return of the King of the Monsters.

The Other Woman defeated Captain America: The Winter Soldier in the final weekend before Summer Blockbuster Season.

The phrase “Academy Award Winners Three 6 Mafia” probably seemed like the ramblings of a madman before 2006 but at the 78th Annual Academy Awards, that phrase became a reality.