After his undercover narcotics operation is broken up and his partner and a reporter friend are killed, SFPD detective Sean Kane quits the force and takes it upon himself to track down the people responsible.

After the death of his father, Panos (Prometheus Aleifer), leaves a bustling city to offer his services in the remote village of Alyti. The village is small and quiet, offering little modern amenities. However, Panos quickly falls for Danae (Anastasia Rafaella Konidi), the village outcast living in the forest with a mysterious skin condition. Obsessed with finding a cure, Panos undercovers roots of Danae illness and the dark connection to the forest.   

Cult classic Tales from the Darkside: The Movie is out on Blu-Ray this week along with Mark Dacascos in One Night in Bangkok, the third Deep Blue Sea movie, Season 6 of The Flash, Pete Davidson in The King of Staten Island and more.

Publisher: Dynamite Comics Writer: John Layman Art: Fran Struken Colorist: Valentia Briški Letter: Taylor Esposito In a story that tells of an early Martian expedition to earth, the green aliens arrive when power was claimed by steel and blood. Martians have the numbers and weaponry for domination but they never planned on meeting the She-Devil. […]

Although they are destined to unite the universe in peace through song, the Wyld Stallyns got some help on the soundtrack for this weekend’s Bill and Ted Face the Music from Weezer with the fourth single of their upcoming Van Weezer album, “Beginning of the End”.

In case you somehow missed it yesterday, here’s everything that DC/WB revealed during their day-long online fan fest, DC Fandome, including the first trailer for The Batman, a behind the scenes look at The Suicide Squad, a new Wonder Woman 1984 trailer, the new game from Rocksteady, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and more.

Ben Affleck is returning as Batman for The Flash, a reboot of The Exorcist may be in the works, Sony is developing a Kraven the Hunter movie, Guillermo Del Toro is bringing his vision of Pinocchio to Netflix and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris talk about a potential Kraven the Hunter movie, the return of Hercule Poirot and his mustache, the premiere of Lovecraft Country, the mixed season of Perry Mason, Waterworld, Knock Off, the death of DC Universe, the return of Batfleck and more.

Loosely based on The Most Dangerous Game, The Prey finds Chinese undercover cop Xin arrested by the Cambodian police and thrown into a brutal jungle prison where the sadistic warden uses the prisoners as prey for wealthy big-game hunters looking to hunt them for sport.

35 years before Denzel Washington faced off with John Travolta in the 2009 remake, the original 1974 classic The Taking of Pelham One Two Three featured Walter Matheau trying to outmaneuver Robert Shaw as a hostage situation on the subway grips New York City.