Argylle is out in theaters this weekend along with Scrambled and The Promised Land while Orion and the Dark arrives on Netflix, The Tiger’s Apprentice hits Paramount+ and more in Admit One.

Based on a series of action figures from Mattel, Max Steel was a CG animated TV on Kids WB that ran for three seasons starting in February 2000.

A Wall Street trader on vacation in Spain, Will Shaw gets dragged into an international espionage battle when his family is kidnapped and he learns his father is actually a CIA agent.

It’s finally 2024 and that means getting our hands on the games to start the year off right. We raced Micro Machines in VR, became investigators for Bahnsen Knights and Card Detective, and went on a vampiric quest in The Transylvania Adventure of Simon Quest. Check out these game reviews and more in the January Gamebox 2.0

A deadly fate awaits a group of friends in May when Tarot hits theaters.

Based on true events, Henry Cavill leads The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare in April for Guy Ritchie. 

Praise Crom because Conan the Barbarian (and the Destroyer) are out this week on 4K along with the 80s cult classic D.A.R.Y.L., Criterion editions of Mudbound and Trainspotting, Thankgiving, Silent Night and more in the New Release Round Up.

The 1950 French novel The Wages of Fear has seen several adaptations over the years and Netflix is bringing a new version to their service in March.

Multiple generations of Ghostbusters team up in March to stop a wintery,  supernatural apocalypse from taking over the world in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.

After another slow weekend with no major releases, The Beekeeper managed to barely edge out Mean Girls in its third weekend of release, taking the top spot at the box office.