The third season of SyFy’s Channel Zero wrapped up this week and Butcher’s Block was an insane, gory and disturbing return to form after the disappointing second season with Rutger Hauer starring as the patriarch of a supernatural family of cannibals.

Bruce Willis steps into the shoes of Charles Bronson for the long delayed remake of Death Wish, as Dr. Paul Kersey takes the law into his own hands on the streets of Chicago after his family is violently attacked in their home.

A group of friends try to figure out what is real and what is fake when they gather together for a murder mystery/kidnapping game that goes wrong.

Riding an insane amount of hype, the first major blockbuster of 2018 is here with the first of 3 huge MCU movies, Black Panther, as T’Challa returns home to Wakanda to take his rightful place as king.

Based on the declassified true mission of ODA 595, the first Special Forces unit sent into Afghanistan following 9/11, 12 Strong is a solid but unremarkable entry in the modern war genre.

Teaming up for the fourth time with director Jaume Collet-Sera, Liam Neeson delivers another solid mystery thriller in the vein of the pair’s Non-Stop with The Commuter.

The Jumanji board game transforms itself into a video game and sucks in four high school teens into it’s game world in the forms of The Rock, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan in the incredibly fun adventure of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

Episode VIII of the Star Wars saga delivers some bold, exciting and unexpected plot and character choices on top of some visually stunning Star Wars action as Rey tries to get Luke Skywalker to teach her the ways of the Force while the few remaining scraps of the Resistance are in a desperate chase with The First Order.

Inspired by Troma and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Attack of the Killer Donuts finds a small town under siege by the titular pastries when a formula to reanimate the dead accidentally falls into the fryer of the local donut shop.

The Justice League is finally assembled for the DCEU’s answer to MCU’s The Avengers as Batman and Wonder Woman assemble a team to take on the invading army of Steppenwolf, who is looking to transform the Earth into an apocalyptic wasteland.

The third and final MCU movie of 2017, Thor: Ragnarok is easily the best movie yet for the God of Thunder and one of the best MCU movies overall as Thor goes on an action packed, wacky cosmic adventure with the Hulk to stop Asgard from being destroyed by Hela, Goddess of Death.