A remake of the revered 1959 epic classic, Wanted director Timur Bekmambetov attempts to update the story of Judah Ben-Hur and his quest for vengeance against his adopted brother, Messala.

Amazon debuted three new comedy pilots over the weekend and we had the chance to check out all three. Although it’s pretty obvious, which one should you put your support behind to try and turn into a full series?

One of the most anticipated movies of the summer is here and Joe is here to give his spoiler free thoughts on the next step of the DC Cinematic Universe.

The third entry in the rebooted Star Trek series puts the Enterprise crew in their most perilous position yet as they are marooned on a mysterious planet following the destruction of the Enterprise.

After months of insane back and forth between haters and defenders of the new Ghostbusters, none of whom had actually seen the movie, I can say after seeing it that it’s a fun, hilarious comedy that won’t supplant the original but is still definitely worth checking out. Although the skeleton of the plot is similar […]

Starring a returning Frank Grillo, The Purge: Election Year maintains the schlocky, B-movie action tone of The Purge: Anarchy, even if isn’t quite as good as that entry in the series.

20 years after the events of the first movie, Earth’s new alien tech based defenses are put to the test when a gigantic 3,000 mile wide ship drops over the entire Atlantic Ocean and starts drilling to drain the Earth’s core in Independence Day: Resurgence.

Kevin Hart may have found his best comedic partner yet in The Rock, as the duo try to uncover a black market CIA conspiracy in Central Intelligence.

The Turtles are back after their 2014 reboot for a sequel that is an improvement in pretty much every way, with some fun, ridiculous action sequences and a tone that feels more like the cartoons we know and love.

With the DLC out to finish out the game, our friend and Witching expert Gio gives his thoughts on the complete Witcher 3 experience.

The sixth entry in the X-Men series and making the rebooted series a trilogy, X-Men: Apocalypse is solid but never does anything that makes it anything besides just “OK”.