After 11 seasons, The Walking Dead is coming to an end in October this year, but there’s more of the universe on the way much sooner with the anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead in August and both shows got new trailers at SDCC 2022.

San Diego Comic Con is taking most of the attention this weekend but the latest from Jordan Peele, Nope, is hitting theaters while The Russo Brothers massive Netflix action movie The Gray Man starts streaming and Prime Video gets Anything’s Possible.

SDCC 2022 has begun and it’s brought us our first look at the long in development new Dungeons & Dragons movie, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

Before stuff like Stranger Things or Gravity Falls, Marshall Teller (Omri Katz) and his friend Simon Holmes (Justin Shenkarow) were investigating the bizarre occurrences in Eerie, Indiana, the cult 90s show that aired on NBC, The Disney Channel, and Fox Kids.

Set 200 years before Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon is set during the reign of King Viserys Targaryen, who must choose a successor between his brother Daemon and his daughter Rhaenyra, who are both willing to do whatever it takes to get the Iron Throne.

The final (?) confrontation between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers arrives in October this year with the third movie in the Blumhouse trilogy, Halloween Ends.

Trevante Rhodes transforms into Mike Tyson for the upcoming Hulu limited series Mike, from the same team that brought you Pam & Tommy earlier this year.

Desperate for cash for his family, military vet Will Sharp joins his adopted brother Danny on a massive Los Angeles bank heist but things go wrong and the pair are forced to hijack an ambulance with an EMT and a wounded cop, setting off an explosive police chase across the city.

The final season of Castlevania is out this week on DVD and Blu-ray along with the final season of Legends of Tomorrow, the first season of Yellowjackets, Devil in a Blue Dress and Drive My Car in the Criterion Collection, 25th anniversary editions of Men in Black and Good Burger and more.

Thor: Love and Thunder managed to stay at the top of the box office for its second weekend of release but took a steep fall from last week’s opening.