Ghostface is out of Woodsboro and in New York City for the sixth entry in the Scream franchise, hitting theaters this March.

Following up this year’s Scream, Scream VI sends the franchise away from Woodsboro and to New York City in March next year, where the survivors of the fifth film find themselves up against a new Ghostface killer (or killers?). 

After exploring contemporary Hollywood in the Oscar-nominated La La Land, writer/director is heading back to the end of the silent era of the late 1920/early 1930s in Babylon, which has an absolutely stacked and star-studded cast.

Critical darlings The Bear and Only Murders in the Building are renewed for new seasons, Black Mirror finds the cast for three of its new episodes, Adam Scott joins Madame Web, Criminal Minds is coming back on Paramount+, Samara Weaving and Tony Revelori join Scream 6 and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris discuss the 2022 Emmy Nominations along with trailers for Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Day Shift and Rob Zombie’s The Munsters, The Terminal List and The Old Man, Thor: Love and Thunder, the ridiculous 90s action movie Executive Target and more.

Alex Garland is back with his new horror movie Men, Downton Abbey enters a New Era, Chip and Dale reunite for the meta new Rescue Rangers movie on Disney+ and Hulu gets a new comedy, The Valet, this weekend in theaters and on streaming.

Even though 2013’s GI Joe: Retaliation was a pretty significant step-up from its predecessor, Rise of Cobra, Paramount and Hasbro decided to start from scratch with Snake Eyes: GI Joe Origins but it doesn’t generate the same level of optimism as Bumblebee did for the Transformers franchise.

Henry Golding stars as GI Joe’s resident ninja Snake Eyes for this July’s reboot of the GI Joe movie series, showing Snake Eyes’ training with the Arashikage and his relationship with friend/future enemy Storm Shadow, played by Andrew Koji.