When a group of young Yakuza make a power play to try and take over the criminal underworld of Tokyo, the CIA calls in their resident Yakuza expert Travis Hunter to investigate and take them down.

Four high schoolers are sucked into the jungle adventure world of Jumanji in an updated video game version of the cursed board game in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

After breaking out on the second season of Daredevil, Frank finally returns sometime before the end of the year on Netflix as, trying to get revenge for the murdering of his family, he uncovers a conspiracy involving the CIA and a PMC called Anvil that makes him a target of basically every government agency and the NYPD.

Lara Croft is back on the big screen next March in an adaptation of the excellent 2013 Square Enix reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise where Lara must find a lost tomb that contains an ancient power before the evil mercenary group Trinity does and uses it to take over the world.

The biggest movie of the summer, Wonder Woman arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray this week along with a bunch more TV like Arrow, Lethal Weapon and Timeless.

Based on the action thriller books by Vince Flynn, Dylan O’Brien plays Mitch Rapp, who is recruited into the CIA’s black ops unit Orion to train as an assassin and take out terrorist threats.

The Strain’s particular brand of vampire insanity wrapped up this past weekend and Zach gives his final analysis of this mixed bag of a show.

IT easily stayed on the top of the box office as it rises up the ranks of highest grossing films of 2017 while mainstream audiences outright rejected Darren Aronofsky’s latest, mother!, giving it a rare “F” on the Cinemascore audience survey.

After a small delay in catching up on September’s comic, I’ve finally made time to relax and read up on last week’s new comic book day releases. I’ve been hunting down back issues of American Gods while the TV version is preparing for its next season on Starz. I’m refreshing my Ninjak knowledge with his […]

The NeverEnding Story is one of the most beloved fantasy films of all time and something that may still be stuck in fans’ heads is the theme song for the first movie by Kajagoogoo lead singer Limahl when he was solo in the early 80’s.