The Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase Two Box Set home video release will be an Amazon.com exclusive.

CBS’s new DC Comics based Supergirl series had strong preliminary ratings in key demographics.

David S. Goyer has promised a Batman Begins- style flavor for the Superman prequel show Krypton.

Several geek-related film projects saw updates in the last few weeks, and here we round them up.

Turner Broadcasting has acquired U.S. rights to 500 Peanuts cartoons.

We caught up with Martha Donato, President of Mad Event Management, to ask her about the new show.

This week’s home entertainment releases include one of the best psychological thrillers in years, plus Pixels, an exercise in 1980s nostalgia starring Adam Sandler, a solid boxing film featuring a great performance by Jake Gyllenhaal, and the second half of one of the very best seasons of the Sailor Moon anime.

It was a very bloody weekend for Hollywood. A quartet of new releases all turned out to be “bombs” of varying dimensions (with two of them among the “worst of all time”) as Ridley Scott’s The Martian regained the top spot that it relinquished last weekend.

Dreamworks has hired writer Jonathan Herman to overhaul the studio's script for its live-action adaptation of the anime classic Ghost in the Shell.

New full-length trailer for Marvel's Jessica Jones.

We round up the latest news in geek films and TV!

The full-length trailer has arrived, with a swirl of 19th Century fashion, flashing steel, and of course, an army of the undead.