One of the best reviewed movies of last year, The Martian, arrives this week along with the first season of Mr. Robot, the recent Sherlock special, some new and old horror movies and more.

CBS is rebooting Rush Hour this March with Justin Hires and John Foo taking over for Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, but seemingly lacking both the action chops and the comedy chemistry of their predecessors.

Leonardo DiCaprio plays Hugh Glass, a guide and hunter in the 1820’s who is attacked by a bear and left for dead by a treacherous comrade (Tom Hardy) and struggles to fight his way across the brutal landscape to reach civilization and get revenge.

When her boyfriend is captured during a coup in Chile in 1973, Lena (Emma Watson) infiltrates the mysterious mission that he has been taken to to try and rescue him.

Matthew McConaughey leads a resistance against the Confederacy during the Civil War as Newt Knight in this summer’s Free State of Jones.

The world lost a legend today as David Bowie lost his long battle with cancer at age 69. Here’s just a few of his contributions to the world of movies and TV, whether he’s on screen acting or it’s just his music.

The Force Awakens continues it’s quest for all time box office domination but The Revenant was close to toppling it.

Hulu is making a major bid to compete with Netflix and Amazon’s catalog of original dramas with two potentially great shows on their service in 2016, the time travel thriller 11/22/63 and The Path, which follows the members of a potentially dangerous cult.

Everything Action kicks off 2016 with a bang by watching arguably the greatest movie in The Rock’s catalog, 2003’s The Rundown.

Krang confirmed for TMNT 2, Game of Thrones will officially surpass the books, The Force Awakens is the highest grossing movie domestically of all time and a bunch more in this week’s News Shotgun.