An animated Batman/TMNT movie is on the way, The Goldbergs is doing a Highlander episode, Nickelodeon is getting a Star Trek animated series and new versions of All That and Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Hulu is getting a bunch of Marvel animated shows, the ridiculously stacked Dune gets a release date and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Lab technician Spence, Corporal Hicks, and a few other Weyland-Yutani employees take back control over the experiment on the xenomorphs. They successfully destroy the embryos but fail to spot the infected agent Welles. Unaware of the alien creature hidden inside herself, Welles transforms into a hideous xenomorph hybrid as her flesh shreds apart. Instinctively, Welles flees down the corridors of […]

When the Weyland-Yutani Corporation begins to secretly utilize the xenomorphs as part of its bio-weapons program, two survivors will uncover and expose the sinister plans Weyland-Yutani to from the public. Zula Hendricks teams up with Amanda Ripley to infiltrate and destroy Weyland-Yutani deadliest project. Both women have endured the violent cover-ups by Weyland-Yutani and now have a chance to stop the Weyland-Yutani […]

The Weyland-Yutani Corp. has secured Hicks, Newt, and Ripley, bringing them onboard to the space station Anchorpoint. Previously, the Union of Progressive Peoples had secretly retrieved the body of the android Bishop, breaking an agreement with interfering with Weyland-Yutani operations. The U.P.P has been analyzing the Bishop’s data for clues on what happened on LV-426. When the higher-ups at Weyland-Yutani look to contain […]

Crash landing on Earth over 100,000 years ago into what would become Antarctica, The Thing lies dormant until a Norwegian research team finds it and, after they are wiped out, it escapes to an American research station in an effort to reach civilization and take over the Earth.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe dive into Black Panther (SPOILER WARNING), MacGruber, Lost in Space, the DC Cinematic Universe, Disney reboots, The Muppets, Predator vs Everyone and much more.

Alien: Covenant offers up a solid entry in the Alien franchise but doesn’t really follow through on any of the mythology or questions raised in Prometheus, especially in regard to the Engineers.

Alien: Covenant managed to just barely beat Guardians Vol. 2 at the box office but it’s opening was way down from Prometheus’ opening back in 2012.