Now one of the Oscar frontrunners, 1917 took the top spot at the box office in its first weekend of wide release while Like a Boss and especially Underwater did not fare too well in their opening weekends.

Amongst all the bizarre aspects of 1991’s Nothing But Trouble, one of the strangest might be the appearance of Digital Underground as themselves, who charm their way out of punishment from the evil (and disgusting) Judge Valkenheiser by performing “Same Song” for him in court.

A remake of werewolf classic The Howling is coming to Netflix, Doctor Strange 2 loses its director, more Knives Out is on the way, Last of the Mohicans is getting a TV series on HBO Max and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the first podcast of 2020, Zach and Chris talk about the new trailers for New Mutants, Birds of Prey and more, The Witcher on Netflix, Rise of Skywalker (Spoilers), Deputy on Fox, de-aging in The Irishman and more.

Award contenders Just Mercy and 1917 expand wide this weekend against new releases Like a Boss and Underwater.

Fargo returns in April for its fourth season as Chris Rock stars as the head of an African American crime family in 1950s Kansas City.

Alex Garland brings his unique style to FX and Hulu for the mini-series Devs, which will arrive on Hulu in March.

After breaking up with The Joker, Harley Quinn finds herself targetted by crime boss Roman Sionis aka Black Mask but she also finds a group of like-minded women who want to take him down for various reasons as well in the upcoming DCEU movie, Birds of Prey.

The Phantom, Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician and Lothar teamed up to stop the evil Ming the Merciless in the 1986 animated series Defenders of the Earth.

Evil doll Brahms is back when a new family moves into the Heelshire Mansion for the sequel to 2016 horror film The Boy.