Controversial Ghost in the Shell flopped this weekend while Dreamworks’ The Boss Baby emerged as the new box office champ, unseating Beauty and the Beast.

A huge fan of the band’s album Points on a Curve, director Wiliam Friedkin hired Wang Chung to compose every song on the soundtrack for his Secret Service action thriller, To Live and Die in LA in 1985.

A powerful ancient evil, Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella), is unleashed onto the modern day when her tomb/prison is uncovered by a team led by soldier Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) and archaeologist Jenny Halsey (Annabelle Wallis) in this summer’s new take on The Mummy.

The origins of demonic doll Annabelle will be revealed in the latest movie in The Conjuring universe, Annabelle: Creation, hitting in August this summer.

Unfortunatly, it’s not a joke that Stallone is leaving The Expendables, which is one of the biggest stories in this week’s News Shotgun along with Joss Whedon directing a Batgirl movie, True Detective may be coming back, Venom will be R rated and much more.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the “first” Justice League trailer, try to figure out if the entire plot of Spider-Man: Homecoming was revealed in the latest trailer, the insane world of Reboot, the terrifying looking new IT, a new Escape from New York, Venom backstories and much more.

March closes out with three not so great movies according to the critics as Ghost in the Shell, The Boss Baby and The Zookeeper’s Wife are all rotten over on Rotten Tomatoes.

The war between humanity and apes explodes as the brutal Colonel (Woody Harrelson) is determined to wipe out Caesar (Andy Serkis) and his apes before they take over the planet as the new dominant species.

The Guardians come face to face with Thanos in a battle for a powerful intergalactic artifact in the upcoming Telltale Guardians of the Galaxy game series.

Zach, Chris and Chris Ali try to figure out if Bill Paxton is crazy or not in his 2001 directorial debut, Frailty, which co-stars Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe, for the latest Everything Action commentary.