This week’s lean home entertainment offerings include an extremely well-made modern thriller, the first such Hollywood film ever with an Asian-American protagonist, an intense psychological mystery that features one of Amy Adams' very best performances, and an anime TV series based on a popular Japanese cell phone novel.

Gen7: The Breaking Point will provide for five- or six-player play, and includes a new scenario that introduces a competitive play alternative.

Sequels reigned at the box office yet again as Disney Animation’s Ralph Breaks the Internet earned a robust $84.5 million over the five-day Thanksgiving holiday, the second best Turkey Day opening, while MGM’s Creed 2 provided the biggest November holiday debut by a live-action film.

Hobby shops sold over $750,000 worth of TCG products through TCGplayer.com on Thanksgiving Day, the bulk of the $1 million in sales on the platform.

Wizards of the Coast has announced a collection of full-color tactical poster maps from some classic Dungeons & Dragons adventures for February.

The anime adaptation of I Want to Eat Your Pancreas will be released in 400 theaters on two days in February.

Disney has released trailers for two upcoming live action adaptations of its animated classics.

This week, Steve Bennett takes a unique look at Stan Lee's legacy.

There has been a lot of news about upcoming geek film projects this week, and we round it up here.

BOOM! Studios has collected a cornucopia of art honoring the Planet of the Apes franchise in Planet of the Apes Artist Tribute.

Here are three new formats for limited event organized play for the Transformers TCG.

DC Comics will release The Joker: The Bronze Age Omnibus, featuring the Clown Prince of Crime's greatest hits of the 1970s.