Along with his partner Donald Carruthers, FBI agent Richard Messner goes to a Lake Tahoe hotel to put magician/mob informant Buddy “Aces” Israel into protective custody but finds Israel is the target of multiple assassins that turns the hotel into a warzone.

Lightyear hits theaters this weekend along with almost every major streamer (except Prime Video) getting an original movie, like Spiderhead on Netflix, Father of the Bride on HBO Max, Jerry & Marge Go Large on Paramount+, and more.

Halloween Kills will be available day and date with its theatrical release on Peacock, there are rumblings of 24 potentially coming back, the great Michael K. Williams passed away, Insomniac is working on Spider-Man 2 and a Wolverine game for PS5 and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

The Rock is back on HBO for Season 4 of Ballers as his Spencer Strasmore and his partner Joe (Rob Corddry) continues to try and make big deals with the NFL higher-ups while his player clients all deal with their own personal drama.

Despite it’s ridiculous premise and crazy trailers, Geostorm is mostly a boring slog of a disaster action movie with nothing you haven’t seen done bigger and better in other disaster movies.

None other than The Rock himself is here to get you caught up on what’s been going on with Ballers so far to get you ready for this Sunday’s season 3 premiere on HBO.

Gerard Butler stars in this insane looking disaster movie as scientist Jake Lawson, who along with his brother Max (Jim Sturgess) back on Earth, has to figure out a way to stop a network of weather controlling satellites, as they are malfunctioning and causing extreme weather to destroy the planet.

Gerard Butler has to head into space to stop satellites from destroying the world with superstorms while his brother discovers a plot to assassinate the President in the insane looking Geostorm, arriving in October.