Bad news for Game of Thrones book readers, the first look at Deadpool and Lex Luthor, a bunch of TV reboots and returns, Jubillee joins X-Men: Apocalypse and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

If It Follows had not been expanding wide this weekend, it seems like it would have been a wash, as both Get Hard and Home both got slammed by critics.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Joe talk about the new Mission Impossible, action movie character names, Sean Penn’s gun show, Annabelle, the return of the X-Files, Arnold vs Zombies and much more.

Boyd resorts to Plan B while Ava makes plans of her own on “Justified”.

Arnold is back as a father trying to protect his daughter (Abigail Breslin), even as she succumbs to the zombie infection that is spreading across the country, in Maggie.

When his family and friends are violently attacked, architect and war vet Paul Kersey takes matters into his own hands and wages a one man war on crime.

Sean Penn bulked up and threw his hat into the action ring currently dominated by Liam Neeson and, while it’s a decent attempt, The Gunman is just an average action movie.

Tony Jaa leads the sequel to SPL: Kill Zone, which came out in 2005, as a prison guard who gets roped into an insane criminal plot to try and save his daughter.

The “epic conclusion to The Hobbit trilogy”, The Battle of the Five Armies, is our pick of the week and there’s also Unbroken, Into the Woods, the complete Fast & Furious series (so far) and more this week on DVD and Blu Ray.

Ethan Hunt and IMF are back facing The Syndicate, an evil organization that seems to be designed as an anti-IMF, in this summer’s Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation.