Detective Del Spooner is called in to investigate the death of “the father of robotics”, Dr. Lanning, but uncovers a conspiracy involving the new NS-5 model of robot.

Kiernan Shipka from Mad Men stars alongside Homeland’s Timothee Chalamet as siblings who have mysterious teleportation powers but are being kept hidden from the world by their father on the family’s farm.

James Bond is back on a personal mission to uncover the secrets of the mysterious Spectre organization, who seem to have deep ties to his family and it’s mysterious leader (Christoph Waltz) may be behind everything that has happened to Bond.

As if getting passed up for a promotion wasn’t bad enough, Evan (Franz Kanz) finds out his new boss (Pedro Pascal) is a vampire in the upcoming horror comedy, Bloodsucking Bastards.

After what many are calling the best Pixar movie ever with Inside Out, the bar is set super high for their Thanksgiving movie, The Good Dinosaur, set on an alternate Earth where the dinosaurs never went extinct.

Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe closes out with a fantastic and fun heist caper as former Ant-Man Hank Pym recruits Scott Lang, a fresh from jail thief, on a mission to stop his former protege from unleashing a new weapon on the world.

We revisit the first episode of the 1987 TMNT cartoon for the latest edition of Auto Pilot. Cowabunga!

Kind of a slow week but there’s a bunch of weird horror movies out this week on Blu Ray along with our Pick of the Week, Showdown in Little Tokyo.

Originally having two versions in 1981 from Grace Jones and The Police, when Demolition Man came out in 1993, Sting recorded a new version for the movie.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues it’s reign at the box office, although Ant-Man was on the lower end of the franchise despite taking number one.