Delayed multiple times, Joe Carnahan’s latest Boss Level is finally arriving exclusively on Hulu in March as Frank Grillo’s Roy Pulver finds himself trapped in a time loop of the day he’s killed and he has to figure out a way out and stop the evil colonel behind the loop, played by Mel Gibson.

Ethan Hawke will battle Moon Knight on Disney+, Godzilla vs Kong is arriving earlier than expected, a bunch of movies are skipping theaters and going to streaming, Hasbro is trying to bring D&D and Risk to TV, and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Joe Carnahan’s underseen 2014 movie Stretch finally gets a Blu-Ray release this week along with Lupin III: The First, the second season of the new Twilight Zone, the third movie in the Skyline saga, Skylines, and more.

Based on true events and produced by Joe and Anthony Russo, Mosul arrives on Netflix at the end of November and follows an Iraqi SWAT team that battles ISIS in the titular Iraqi city during ISIS’s occupation.

James Dean is returning from the grave to co-star in a new movie via CGI, CBS is rebooting The Equalizer with Queen Latifah, two new potential cast members join The Batman, Japanse Spider-Man is joining the Spider-Verse, more “Blank Has Fallen” movies are on the way and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

After 16 years, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back for a third Bad Boys movie, Bad Boys for Life, which arrives in January next year.

A getaway driver for a bank robbery, “Wheelman” realizes he’s been double-crossed and races to find out who betrayed him.

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.