The Mitchell family’s road trip to bring their oldest daughter Katie to film school goes horribly awry when all technology in the world goes haywire and starts attacking humanity in the Lord and Miller produced animated comedy Connected.

Titans Season 2 is out this week on DVD and Blu-Ray along with a slew of Pixar favorites in 4K, Queen & Slim, one of the biggest bombs of all time with the Playmobil movie and more.

March 2020 seems to have a little bit of everything from the live-action remake of Mulan to the first Valiant feature film in Bloodshot to the controversial The Hunt, A Quiet Place Part II and more.

The Invisible Man took the top spot at the box office, becoming the highest-grossing horror movie of 2020 in just three days of release while Sonic held strong in second place and My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising became the latest successful theatrical anime release.

The undisputed breakout star of the TGIF hit Dinosaurs, Baby Sinclair got his own song and music video alongside the slew of other merchandise featuring his face, “I’m the Baby, Gotta Love Me”, which aired during an episode in the show’s third season.

Debuting in 1983, Saturday Supercade turned some of the biggest arcade hits at the time like Frogger and Donkey Kong into animated segments where Frogger was a reporter, Donkey Kong was constantly on the run from Mario, Q-Bert was a 50s teen comedy and more.

An electricity-powered day laborer in Lincoln City, Connor Reed joins a criminal heist crew in order to try and make enough money for medical treatments for his dying mother.

Rian Johnson’s Oscar-nominated whodunnit Knives Out is out this week on DVD and Blu-Ray along with Frozen II, the Stallone/Pele movie Victory, Hot Dog…The Movie, Code 8 and more.

Sonic held off Harrison Ford and his CG canine companion over the weekend while Brahms: The Boy II opened to half as much as its predecessor.

While The Smithereens’ version of The Outsiders’ classic “Time Won’t Let Me” was not as successful as the original, their version is the only one that features JCVD in the music video, as the song appeared in 1994’s Timecop.