Movies & TV

A tie-in series for the upcoming Star Wars film The Force Awakens, Marvel Comics’ Shattered Empire explores the days after the Empire’s defeat in Return of the Jedi.

You’ve probably seen it already (as well as that crappy bootleg version), but here’s the awesome teaser for Batman v Superman in all its HD glory one more time.

Your pens and paper clips might not be as exciting as Arrow’s crime fighting gear, but it’ll all look plenty cool stored in this handy little desk set from Icon Heroes.

There’s something about what JJ Abrams is doing with the next episode in the Star Wars franchise that just feels right. And awesome. Really, really awesome.

Seriously, the first time I saw this new trailer for Terminator Genisys I thought “what the hell?” But now that I’ve seen it a few times, I’m thinking “WHAT THE HELL”?!

Tuxedo Mask is known for his heroism and for being the love interest of Sailor Moon.

The first collected edition of Lion Forge Comics’ Knight Rider book is loaded up with plenty of action and high-tech intrigue.

If you’re a Minimate collector, you’re going to be happy with this week’s selection of offerings from Diamond Select Toys.

Releasing for the first time ever, the complete Star Wars movie anthology is almost ready to be downloaded to your digital device.

Some of the coolest looking Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle figures on the market are ready for pre-order through Diamond’s Previews magazine.

Plenty to like from Diamond Select Toys coming up in the next few months, and all of which has just been listed in Previews magazine.

Hayden Christensen and Nicholas Cage star as washed-up Crusaders in this tale of royal betrayal set in middle ages China.

Mars Fire Ignite! Sailor Mars is known for her everlasting passion, and she was voiced by Katie Griffin in the original English dub of Sailor Moon.

A forgotten franchise till Fury Road was announced, Mad Max is looking like it just might be one of the best movies of 2015, and maybe the best pure action flick in years.

Crazy Quilt was a Canadian television program that aired from 1997-2011 and was aimed at children four to eight years of age.

Bringing characters to life is more than just providing entertainment to people that are watching, and listening. For Canadian voice actor Matt Hill it’s his gift to the world.