Not much really changed over the weekend as far as the box office goes as the top 5 remained the same as Thanksgiving weekend with Ralph Breaks the Internet staying on top.

Gothic vampires, street gangs, an alien hunger game style reality tv show and more are presented in Rick and Morty Volume 8, the collection of Rick and Morty comics issues #36-40. These comics perfectly preserve the same whacky hijinks and off-beat humor that made the TV show a popular hit series. This collection contains Let The […]

Number Five reconnects with the Rumor for some assistance in sneaking into the Perseus Corporation, to ensure some investments are being put to good use. Up in deep space, known as Afterspace, Spaceboy and the Kraken are traveling with Doctor Zoo to explore the many secrets of the universe. But the group discovers a lost spaceship […]

The Rider and Carvell attempt to rescue Pilot, a young telepathic and brilliant engineer, from a group of marauders sent by Father. After fighting their way to Pilot’s hideout, they are met with a Ninja, who is standing guard and ready for a fight. To complicate the situation, another wave of marauders are fast approaching their position. […]

The main song from Eminem’s 8 Mile, “Lose Yourself” was a massive hit, hitting #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 weeks and winning the Academy Award for Best Picture.

Netflix is getting a live-action Cowboy Bebop and multiple Roald Dahl based series to their streaming service while canceling Daredevil, Hobbs and Shaw and the Kingsman prequel add cast members, Blade Runner is getting an anime series on Adult Swim and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and, Joe talk about the new Lion King, the grim darkness of Christopher Robin, Creed II, Tag, DCI John Luther, Kurt Russell Santa, Bautista going Die Hard and much more.

Tree Gelbman is trapped again in a time loop with another killer in a baby mask stalking her but now her friends are targets as well in next year’s horror sequel, Happy Death Day 2U.

After last week’s Thanksgiving onslaught, November closes out with a single horror movie, the critically panned The Possession of Hannah Grace.

A new series based on George RR Martin’s sci-fi novella is hitting SyFy starting on December 2nd but it’s not the first adaptation, as a movie version of Nightflyers hit theaters in 1987 and you can watch the whole thing right here.