This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris dive into the new Fall TV offerings from the big broadcast networks, Robert Pattinson in talks to play Batman, the horrors of space travel in First Man, Gerard Butler back in Angel Has Fallen, the season premiere of Agents of SHIELD and more.

Just because it’s the warm and sunny season, that doesn’t mean there can’t be some Halloween style horror! Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark: Spring Special has two exciting adventures with Elvira get herself in wacky trouble. Drive-In of the Dead sees Elvira go from festival hostess to a movie star in a horror movie. Once […]

John Wick is finally back for more brutal and stylish action while the two other new releases of the weekend try to counter-program with sappy drama.

The iconic Jeph Loeb written, Jim Lee drawn Batman story Hush is the next entry in the DC Animated universe as Batman must track down a deadly new villain who has recruited Batman’s entire rogue’s gallery to take him out and seemingly knows all of Batman’s moves and secrets.

Picking up nine months after the events of Wolfgang Petersen’s iconic 1981 film Das Boot, U-612 prepares for its first major mission while the Resistance plots to liberate the coastal town of La Rochelle in the upcoming Hulu Original Series, Das Boot.

Gerard Butler’s Mike Banning is back in action in August for Angel Has Fallen, where he’s a fugitive on the run after being wrongfully accused of trying to assassinate the President.

New additions to the Arrowverse and Riverdale universe are coming to The CW in the fall along with a new Nancy Drew and the massive Crisis on Infinite Earths Arrowverse crossover.

Debuting in 1992 after the animated Bill & Ted series was canceled, Fox tried to turn the franchise into a live-action comedy series but it only lasted seven episodes with actors Evan Richards and Christopher Kennedy taking over the title roles.

Despite their biggest series being over, CBS has their usual slew of new comedies and procedurals on the way for fall 2019. See what’s canceled, what’s renewed and what’s new here.

Black Mirror is back on Netflix for three new stories of technology-based horror in June with stars like Anthony Mackie, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Miley Cyrus, Topher Grace, Andrew Scott, Nichole Beharie, Pom Klementieff and more.