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Lionsgate and Anchor Bay Entertainment have just announced the full details for the upcoming Blu-ray release of the seventh season of AMC's hit show "The Walking Dead." While it's hardly been a secret that this last season struggled a lot to deliver satisfying material to fans (with viewership declining quite a bit from previous seasons), many of them still stuck around to see how the group's battle with Negan would conclude (at least for now). Now the fans that enjoyed this

With the incredible success of the stylish actioner “John Wick,” it’s hardly surprising to find that similar projects would be fast-tracked to the top of the list. In this sense, Antony Johnston and Sam Hart’s 2012 graphic novel “The Coldest City” seemed ripe for the picking. After all, it has a spy going on a top secret mission in a very volatile location and time period, and, of course, she faces death at practically every turn. Bring along director David Leitch (who happen

With only a month and a half left to go, Warner Bros. has released another (and presumably the final) trailer for Andres Muschietti's upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's "It," featuring a fair amount of new footage. The story, which focuses on a group of kids being terrorized by an evil creature in the form of a clown, was first adapted into a miniseries starring Tim Curry in 1990, and while that version wasn't particularly successful (outside of Curry's lauded performance

The Film: “Ghost in the Shell” is no doubt one of the most popular franchises in anime history. The manga by Masamune Shirow has spawned not only one of the most beloved anime films ever made (and subsequent sequels/spinoffs), but also a TV series that spanned more than 50 episodes. With all of the work based on the manga that’s been done already, it was a bit of a surprise (though maybe it shouldn’t have been) that an American studio would want to take a stab at bringing it

The release of a Christopher Nolan film has become nothing short of an event. There are very few directors working today who command such respect, but ever since he made it big with “Batman Begins” (while many others knew him well before that for his brilliant “Memento”), audiences have anxiously awaited whatever project he has chosen to do next. Because of his incredible clout, not only have we gotten the greatest set of comic book films in cinematic history (“The Dark Knigh

With the recent wrap of the tenth season of "Doctor Who," all Whovians now have to wait several months to see Peter Capaldi's final performance as The Doctor in this December's Christmas Special. We already had a small idea of what to expect thanks to the little tease at the end of the last episode, but today saw the release of a minute-long look at the upcoming special that shows us a little more. It looks to be a fascinating episode that will pair Capaldi's 12th Doctor with

As I've mentioned before, it's no secret that the DCEU has been having a lot of trouble getting itself off the ground, with "Man of Steel," "Suicide Squad," and "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" receiving lackluster reviews from both critics and audiences alike. The recent "Wonder Woman" finally saw a film of the series garner some acclaim, with many claiming it to be the best film out of the four (though, to be honest, that wasn't a very high bar to reach, nor was the fil

The first season of HBO's "Westworld" was an odd show to say the least. Telling of an amusement park in which guests interact with artificial humans in an old-west setting, the show was one you really had to invest a lot of time in before you started to see any payoff. In fact, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the program just wasn't getting anywhere after the first few episodes. However, the plotlines do eventually begin to develop, as does the wide array of characters,

When the first season of "Stranger Things" was released by Netflix last fall, it quickly became a phenomenon, or to put it another way, it was one of those shows you had to watch or you'd be left out of the conversation. Not only was it praised by viewers, but it became a critical darling as well, eventually racking up an impressive 18 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, Writing (Drama), Directing (Drama), and Supporting Actor and Actress in a Drama Series.

We had already seen that the early social media reactions to Christopher Nolan's latest opus, "Dunkirk," had been extremely positive, but today finally saw the lifting of the review embargo, giving us a much more detailed look at what critics have been saying thus far. If these reviews are any indication, it looks as though Nolan has another masterpiece on his hands. With 29 reviews up thus far, the film has a score of 97% (9/10) and has critics heaping quite a lot of praise