Several franchises have seen anime anthologies, including Batman, The Matrix and, most recently, Star Wars, and Halo received one in 2010 in the form of Halo Legends.

A family of ninjas must return to the shadows to protect Japan from a deadly threat in the upcoming Netflix series House of Ninjas.

The A Quiet Place series is going back to where it all began in June with A Quiet Place: Day One. 

A lone warrior traveling the post-apocalyptic wasteland left following the Oil Wars, Hunter rescues the daughter of a ruthless former Army colonel who drives a heavily armored Battletruck and is terrorizing peaceful villages.

The second season of Halo on Paramount+ begins on Thursday (2/8) this week and, since you can’t rely on your knowledge of the game’s storyline, you can check out the official Season 1 recap from Parmount+ in this Up to Speed. 

After the robotic horrors of M3GAN and Five Nights at Freddy’s last year, Blumhouse is unleashing a killer teddy bear in March with Imaginary.

Matthew Vaughn returns to the world of espionage with Argylle but unfortunately, the movie prioritizes plot twists at the expense of everything else, like interesting character development.

Apple TV+ is exploring the aftermath of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination with the upcoming limited series Manhunt.

Argylle managed to take the top spot at the box office for its opening weekend but it’s probably not the opening Universal and Matthew Vaughn would have wanted.

Ace Ventura: Pet Detective turned 30 this past weekend and one of the most memorable moments from that 90s comedy classic is when Ace (Jim Carrey) finds himself at a Cannibal Corpse concert while trying to outrun some goons, where the death metal band is playing “Hammer Smashed Face”.