After one disasterous remake, MGM has tried again with a remake of one of the greatest westerns ever made, The Magnificent Seven, with Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt taking up six shooters to defend a small western town from an evil industrialist (Peter Sarsgaard).

The Magnificent Seven took the weekend box office with one of the best openings in recent years for the western genre and a top 3 opening for Denzel Washington and his best collaborating with Antoine Fuqua.

With access to every song ever uploaded to the internet, rogue AI stealth plane EDI inexplicably prefers early to mid 2000’s nu-metal like Incubus, who had four songs on the Stealth movie soundtrack.

Paramount predicts one of their movies next year will already be a disaster, a big addition to Power Rangers, a new 600 episode Simpsons marathon coming to FXX, Dark Tower getting a companion TV series and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the Emmy Awards, time travel, Resident Evil, the start of fall TV, the stupidity of Stealth, a bunch of first look photos and much more.

The remake of classic western The Magnificent Seven is up against a colorful group of Storks at the box office this weekend.

Getting on the wrong side of a fellow teacher on the last day of school, Charlie Day’s Andy Campbell finds himself involved in a throwdown in the school parking lot when classes let out.

Dolph Lundgren is a demon hunter facing off against a demon who takes over the body of whomever kills it last in the upcoming horror/action movie Don’t Kill It.

Get ready for the premiere of Star Wars Rebels this coming Saturday by getting the story so far from Star Wars Explained on YouTube.

One of three elite pilots of the FA/37 Talon fighter, Ben Gannon has to track down rogue AI plane EDI before finding out who the real villains are in 2005’s Stealth.