Aaron elaborates on his recent experience and his loss for words with his win for TV / Film at the Academy of Podcasters Awards in Anaheim, CA.

Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson team up for a rapid-fire action flick revolving around a bodyguard tasked with keeping a hitman alive.

Scott reviews Logan Lucky, the latest comedy/heist movie from director Steven Soderbergh starring Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, and Daniel Craig.

Netflix's Atypical follows Sam - a young man with autism - who sets off on a path for independence, and the family who supports him.

6 Days follows the events of the Iranian Embassy siege beginning on April 30, 1980 in Princess Gate, London and the SAS response team who thwarted it.

Annabelle: Creation heads back to the possessed doll's roots as witness the birth of the demonic toy. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Cut Shoot Kill follows an actress cast in a leading role of a horror film that might be brutally realistic. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

The Transfiguration follows Milo, a young man who believes himself to be a vampire. As a romance begins with Sophie, his transformation is threatened.

After years of development, Stephen King's masterwork finally sees the big screen, as Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey headline The Dark Tower.

I was in the minority of people who were actually looking forward to checking out The Emoji Movie in theaters. To me, it seemed like a cute premise with the potential for some technology laughs here and there. I walked into the theater with high hopes. Although I don’t share in the high level of disdain for this film as …

Charlize Theron stars an MI6 agent attempting to solve the murder of a fellow agent while recovering a list of hidden operatives in Atomic Blonde.

The Gracefield Incident follows three couples staying at a luxury cabin in the woods when a strange meteorite lands nearby.

Here you can find the biggest trailers that played at this year's San Diego Comic Con!

Girls Trip follows Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett-Smith, and Tiffany Haddish as they venture out for a weekend of fun in New Orleans.

The Sci-Fi genre gets a bad rap. Do it well, and it’s an opus for a generation to love and hold up on high as  the pinnacle of the genre. Anything else is a slap in the face to the genre and it will never recover! Maybe it’s me, but the hyperbolic nature of criticism is exhausting and boring at …