Sam Mendes’ Spectre, the 24th James Bond movie, held on to its top spot as expected, dropping just 50%, but that wasn’t enough to keep the box office trend moving in a positive direction.

Snowpiercer, the 2013 Korean film based on the French graphic novel series, is being adapted as a TV series.

These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during October 2015.

After a 2.98% decline in the market for comics and graphic novels in comic stores in Q3, the decline continued in October with a 9.55% decline.

This week’s home entertainment releases include Amy Schumer’s breakout comedy hit, Ian McKellen’s portrait of an aging Sherlock Holmes, and Arnold’s return to his classic Terminator role, plus the first season of the Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul , and a Blu-ray edition of the Justice League: Unlimited animated series.

A number of new titles cracked the Top 20 in October.

Greenbrier Games has announced the new dark-fantasy RPG board game Folklore: The Affliction.

Humanoids announced the artistic team for the 16-part space opera Metabaron comic series.

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.