Leonardo DiCaprio plays Hugh Glass, a guide and hunter in the 1820’s who is attacked by a bear and left for dead by a treacherous comrade (Tom Hardy) and struggles to fight his way across the brutal landscape to reach civilization and get revenge.

Joining the long list of unnecessary remakes, the new Point Break lacks any of the charm or fun of the original as Bodhi (Edgar Ramirez) and his team of pseudo-environmental bros try to achieve the legendary “Ozaki 8” series of extreme stunts that results in them pulling heists, which brings them to the attention of FBI agent, Johnny Utah (Luke Bracey)

After all the hype, all the excitement, all the money, has The Force truly reawakened?

Chris recaps eps 2 – 4 of Ash vs. Evil Dead and talks about his interview with Ray Santiago and the character of Pablo Simon Bolivar

Esquire Network’s new scripted drama Spotless follows a crime scene cleaner who gets roped into the criminal world by his recently returned, deadbeat brother.

In the new documentary Lucha Mexico, you’ll get a fascinating and entertaining look into the world of Lucha Libre wrestling in Mexico and the superstar luchadors of the sport.

Bond is back and faces the ghosts of his past as he tries to unravel the secrets of evil organization Spectre in the 24th entry in the Bond franchise, can it possibly top the excellence that was Skyfall?

When a group of undead mercenaries with frighteningly excellent martial arts abilities escape from a lab at Saisei Industries, a Black Ops team is sent in to clean up both the zombies and any witnesses in the appropriately named Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops.

The holiday season is coming up and have you found the perfect geek gift yet? Do you need a gift that has a Star Wars with a personal flair? Then look no further then the Star Wars: The Force Inside, an unique customized book created by Put Me In The Story.

Chris watched the first episode of Ash vs. Evil Dead and had the opportunity to chat with the star and executive producer, Bruce Campbell. Hail to the King!

Ridley Scott adapts the widely popular and incredibly fun novel The Martian for the big screen, but was he able to keep the science and humor intact?