Cult classic Creepshow is out on 4K This week along with Mallrats, Motel Hell, Waterworld and National Lampoon’s Vacation along with new releases Evil Dead Rise, Big George Foreman, and more.

The Flash continues to do so terribly at the box office in its second weekend that it was defeated handily by the summer’s superior multiversal adventure, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which returned to the #1 spot on the weekend chart.

A decade before they would become Academy Award winners for Everything, Everywhere All at Once, The Daniels aka Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert directed the over the top insanity that is the music video for “Turn Down for What”.

As we head into the summer, sometimes you need to stay inside and beat the heat with some video games, and we got to check out several new games this month for the latest Gamebox 2.0.  We played the “most extreme” 90s shooter ever made with Slayers X, took up Mjolnir as Tiny Thor, got caught in a spooky time-loop with Homebody, and more. 

Jennifer Lawrence is back in the raunchy comedy No Hard Feelings, Wes Anderson’s latest, Asteroid City, opens wide, Nicolas Coster-Waldau stars in the thriller God is a Bullet and more in theaters and on streaming this weekend.

With Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny coming out this month and wrapping up Indy’s adventures, Zach and Chris went back to one of his earlier adventures and watch Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues. 

Back and bigger than ever, TooManyGames has returned with three jammed packed days of fun. Held at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, TooManyGames runs from June 23rd to the 26th. There is a large marketplace to explore, tons of games to check out at the arcade and free play selection, and panels to attend to […]

The pilot of an intergalactic spaceship, Mills and a young girl named Koa are the only survivors when the ship crash lands on prehistoric Earth, where they have to battle vicious dinosaurs.

Hyped up by various executives at DC and WB as one of the greatest superhero movies ever made, The Flash is definitely not that.  It’s mostly okay with fun moments sprinkled throughout but it ends in a sludge of questionable special effects and empty fan service.

Avatar: The Way of Water hits 4K this week along with the original Avatar, The Firm, Vanilla Sky, Ronin, Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant, and more.