This week's home entertainment offerings include one of Tom Cruise’s best Mission: Impossible efforts, the fifth film in The Conjuring horror franchise, the Muppet-misfire known as The Happytime Murders , the capturing-Eichmann docudrama Operation Finale, the latest seasons of network TV's The Family Guy, and the sexy violent HBO series Westworld, plus a new Blu-ray of the first season of Peter Davison's reign as the Fifth Doctor, and an American anime written by Warren Ellis.

Disney Animation's Ralph Breaks the Internet topped the box office for the second weekend in a row, dominating the weekend after Thanksgiving, one of Hollywood’s few remaining fallow periods.

Here's a review of the Wildlands board game, published by Osprey Games.

Games Workshop’s Black Library imprint is publishing a new line of books intended for younger readers.

The cooperative crime procedural board game Chronicles of Crime will get a film noir-style twist in the upcoming Chronicles of Crime: Noir expansion set.

Here's a preview of Hack/Slash vs Chaos #1, published by Dynamite Entertainment.

Here we round up the latest details for adaptations of tabletop games for consoles and digital devices.

Another one bites the dust, a few get picked up, and more in the latest geek TV news.

Cinedigm announced an agreement to acquire the ComicBlitz digital comics platform, the companies announced Thursday.

The company's net worth has now declined by around three quarters of a billion dollars in the last year.

The other shoe has dropped at Lion Forge, with a restructuring that eliminated 12 positions across departments.

Warner Bros. and DC are developing a Blue Beetle movie that focuses on the Jaime Reyes version of the character.