The staff of a toy store experience a more terrible than normal Black Friday when the shoppers flooding the store begin to transform into bloodthirsty monsters in the upcoming horror-comedy featuring Bruce Campbell, Devon Sawa, and Michael Jai White.

In 1979, an occultist gang harness the Necronomicon to unleash an evil terror strikes New York. Luckily, a portal appears to bring a modern-day deadites slayer Ash Williams for help. Now Ash must take on the mean streets of NYC and the undead punks that roam them.  

One has a warrior spirit, the other has a joker’s charm, but together they are an unstoppable force against evil. Across time and space, Ash and Xena team up to take on bandits, mythical creatures, and deadites. This epic saga of sword, boomstick, and sorcery, is collected in Army of Darkness/Xena Omnibus from Dynamite

Wonder Woman 1984 will arrive day and date on Christmas Day in both theaters and HBO Max, Stallone joins The Suicide Squad, The Last of Us officially coming to HBO, a new Predator movie is in development, Deadpool 3 is moving ahead under Disney/20th Century Studios and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

A possible list of actresses up for Catwoman in The Batman, Snowpiercer moves back to TNT, Dolph Lundgren is coming to CBS with his new Stallone produced action show, a new Treasure Island movie is in the works and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris, and Joe talk about some of the big news out of E3, including the first look at Square Enix’s Avengers game, the new horror take on the Banana Splits, Doctor Sleep, the awfulness of Dark Phoenix, the unexpected tone of Cold Pursuit, more Batmanless prequels with Pennyworth and more.

Graceland gets turned into a hunk of burning love when Ash and Bubba Ho-Tep crash land Elvis’ private jet. The time warping mummy brings Ash to the present while Elvis

James Wan is producing a new Salem’s Lot, the first official details about Bond 25 were revealed, Joe Carnahan is still working on a remake of The Raid, Ken Watanabe is starring in a Japanese version of The Fugitive and more in this week’s News Shotgun.