This week's home entertainment offerings include Sony's attempt to revive the comic book-based Men in Black franchise, an Olivia Spencer horror movie, a smart and savvy coming-of-age film directed by actress Oiivia Wilde, plus the latest episodes of Bob’s Burgers and the breakout superhero anime series My Hero Academia.

This week, Scott Thorne updates the U.S.-China tariff situation as it relates to toys and games, and talks about the new UPC system for Magic: The Gathering Commander 2019 decks.

Traditionally Labor Day weekend is the least "cinema-friendly" holiday of the year, and this year’s installment pr0ved to be no exception with the thriller Angel Has Fallen topping the three-day box office with $11.57 million on what was the second slowest weekend of the year so far.

This week, Steve Bennett continues his survey of nostalgia in 21st Century animated series, including He-Man, and goes in-depth on Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling and Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include a couple of moderate box office disappointments that are still worth checking out, a fantasy-tinged biopic of Elton John, the latest season of The Flash, and a powerful film about gentrification and urban change.

The action film Angel Has Fallen surpassed expectations with a $21 million bow to help lift the box office to a slight year-over-year gain in what is traditionally one of the slower weekends of the year.

This week, Scott Thorne remembers Rick Loomis, who passed away over the weekend.

This week, Steve Bennett delves into the return of DC's Legion of Super-Heroes as well as the Masters of the Universe: Revelations announcement by Kevin Smith.

This week, Rob Salkowitz explains how Marvel fell victim to the Streisand Effect.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the history of marketing and how it applies to the games business.

With the fall TV Season almost upon us, the once moribund "TV on DVD" category is hopping again this week with the latest seasons of The Walking Dead, American Gods, Arrow, Star Wars Resistance, plus the TV movie, LEGO DC Batman: Family Matters-- aided by offerings from other categories including the intriguing super-antihero saga Brightburn, and an anime series from Studio Ghibli directed by Hayao Miyazaki’s son Goro.

The linguistically raunchy tween comedy Good Boys surpassed expectations and topped the weekend box office with a $21 million debut.