Star Trek Beyond and Lights Out are both apparently good bets this weekend depending if you want sci-fi action or horror while the latest Ice Age seems to prove the series should come to an end.

The hunt for Pablo Escobar continues in Season 2 of Narcos, which returns to Netflix in September.

A “Mnemonic Courier” in the year 2021, Johnny takes a dangerous job to carry sensitive data in his brain and finds himself targeted by both the Yakuza and the Pharmakom corporation.

Vin Diesel’s Xander Cage aka xXx is back on a new extreme mission for the NSA next year with xXx: The Return of Xander Cage.

Living it up in Jacksonville, Ash, Kelly and Pablo are pulled back into battling the Deadite threat and the fight takes them back to Ash’s hometown of Elk Grove in the upcoming Season 2 of Ash vs Evil Dead.

Jackie Chan is a Hong Kong cop who has to get an American gambler (Johnny Knoxville) back to Macau so he can testify against a Chinese crime boss he witnessed murder a woman in the upcoming buddy action movie, Skiptrace.

Telltale Games applies their adventure game formula to the world of Batman as The Dark Knight takes on Carmine Falcone’s crime empire while trying to help Harvey Dent get elected mayor of Gotham.

A bunch of final seasons are out this week for shows like Person of Interest and Royal Pains along with the, apparently much improved, Ultimate Edition of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

After months of insane back and forth between haters and defenders of the new Ghostbusters, none of whom had actually seen the movie, I can say after seeing it that it’s a fun, hilarious comedy that won’t supplant the original but is still definitely worth checking out. Although the skeleton of the plot is similar […]

The Secret Life of Pets managed to hold off the new competition from Ghostbusters to stay on the top of the box office for the second weekend in a row while Finding Dory became the highest grossing animated film of all time.