Combining elements of Mortal Kombat, Predator and The Bourne Identity, martial arts mash-up Jiu Jitsu is out now on Digital, VOD and in select theaters as Nicolas Cage, Alain Moussi, Juju Chan, Frank Grillo, Tony Jaa, Marrese Camp, and more team up to battle an intergalactic warrior named Brax, who comes to Earth every six years looking for honorable battles or else he will destroy the planet.

Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Writer: Evan Dorkin Art: Roger Langridge In the future, Bill and Ted are remembered as musical saviors that united humanity with their music. Bill and Ted defeated the evil dictator De Nomolos and brought their band Wyld Stallyns, into mega-stardom in 1995. It was the start of their journey to write […]

Pizza is one of the universal foods that are hard to dislike. It’s can be light and chewy or crispy and thick. And can be topped with an endless combination of ingredients. It was no wonder when TapBlaze’s Good Pizza, Great Pizza first hit the mobile market, people ate that game up, well, like pizza.  […]

Based on the comic by Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernandez, The Old Guard brings more excellent action to Netflix as Charlize Theron leads a team of immortal mercenaries whose existence is threatened by an ex-CIA agent and evil pharma CEO who want to figure out and exploit their unique gift.

The WWE’s Adam Copeland stars as the leader of a heist crew that is forced into a seemingly impossible job to infiltrate and rob the Money Plane, an illegal aerial casino where the world’s most dangerous criminals gather to gamble.

Jordan Peele’s follow-up to Get Out, Us is a tense and creepy horror thriller with some amazing dual performances from it’s cast, especially Lupita Nyong’o and Winston Duke.

Liam Neeson is back for revenge in Cold Pursuit, looking to take down the drug kingpin who ordered his son killed but things here are a lot quirkier and darkly humorous than your typical Neeson revenge thriller.

The third entry in what’s now a trilogy, Glass brings together the characters of Unbreakable and Split as David Dunn, Mr. Glass, and Kevin Wendell Crumb find themselves in a mental asylum run by Dr. Staple, who tries to convince the trio they do not have superpowers but are simply suffering from a mental delusion.