Stephen Lang returns as Norman Nordstrom, the deadly blind Army veteran for Don’t Breathe 2, where he sets out to rescue the young girl who lives with him, Phoenix, when she is taken by a gang of thugs.

A former “auditor” or assassin for various government agencies, Hutch Mansell tries to live a normal, quiet life but his violent past reemerges and it puts him against a Russian mobster and his army of goons.

To celebrate the upcoming season 2 of The Witcher show, CD Projekt Red and Netflix are presenting a virtual event called WitcherCon. Starting July 9th, this free event will go in-depth with details about the upcoming new season of the TV show, actor interviews, stories from key figures behind the series, and more! streaming from YouTube and Twitch.

The Sopranos returns in October with a prequel movie following a younger Tony Soprano growing up in the late 60s Newark, NJ as he starts his path into the world of organized crime with The Many Saints of Newark.

A bouncer who tries to control her homicidal rage issues with shock therapy lets the anger flow when her boyfriend is murdered and she goes on a mission of revenge in the upcoming Kate Beckinsale Amazon action movie, Jolt.

Willy Wonka is on 4K for the first time just in time for its 50th anniversary this week along with His Dark Materials Season 2, both seasons of The Purge TV series, and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

After over a year of delay, the latest entry in the Fast and Furious franchise has arrived with F9 but self-serious backstory and family drama drag down the ridiculous action and fun we’ve come to expect from the series.

F9, as expected, had a gigantic opening despite some theaters still not being open or operating with limited capacity due to the pandemic and helped get the total weekend box office to over $100 million for the first time since March 2020.

Liam Neeson stars in the latest action-thriller from Netflix, The Ice Road, where he plays a trucker that joins a dangerous mission to transport vital equipment to a remote mine where an explosion has trapped a group of miners.

While the original Transformers animated movie looked to folks like Stan Bush and Weird Al, the series started by Michael Bay in 2007 featured the likes of Linkin Park, Paramore, The Goo Goo Dolls, Imagine Dragons, Hatebreed, and, most recently, Hailee Steinfeld.