This week’s home entertainment offerings include the summer box office hit musical Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, the provocative, socially relevant Sorry to Bother You, the post-apocalyptic I Think We’re Alone Now, and the final season of the period Cold War thriller The Americans.

Pegasus Spiele is premiering five games at the Spiel fair next week, with a U.S. release to follow: Brains Family – Castles & Dragons, Showtime, Adventure Island, Crown of Emara, and Castle Rampage.

This week’s home entertainment releases include one of the most likeable films yet from the burgeoning Marvel Cinematic Universe, the smart phone-centric horror movie Unfriended: Dark Web , plus great documentaries on two of the most popular singer/musicians of the 20th Century, Whitney Houston and Elvis Pressley.

Ruben Fleischer's Venom is no "one-weekend wonder" like Batman v. Superman.

Eric Powell has announced a new series for The Goon, to be published by Powell’s Albatross Funnybooks and bringing in new creators for the first time ever.

Sony’s Venom set a new October box office record with an $80 million debut, and, with help from A Star Is Born’s impressive $42.6 million opening, helped Hollywood set a new total weekend box office record for the month of October with totals for the top 12 films soaring 70% over the same frame last year when Bladerunner 2049 bowed with $32.8 million.

This week's home entertainment offerings include the politically-charged horror film The First Purge, the excellent indie drama Leave No Trace, the brilliant documentary Three Identical Strangers, the Emmy-winning HBO series Barry, and the final season of The Vampire Diaries spin-off The Originals.

DC shared four short spotlight teasers introducing the protagonists for the DC Universe original series Titans.

This week, Steve Bennett tells us what he learned from repeated viewings of the last several Marvel movies.

Bandai has announced Series 6 for its Dragon Ball Super Card Game based around the new movie, Dragon Ball Super: Broly.