We saw Marvel’s excellent Halloween special Werewolf by Night earlier this month and, next month, the Guardians celebrate Christmas for the Marvel Studios Special Presentation: The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special.

Following the events of Endgame, Thor decides to get back into shape and then bounce around the universe on an adventure of self-discovery, including hanging out with the Guardians of the Galaxy, in Thor: Love and Thunder, hitting theaters in July this year.

James Gunn crosses the aisle to DC and brings the same sense of humor and heart he brought to Guardians of the Galaxy (and lots of ridiculous violence) for the excellent The Suicide Squad, which fixes everything about the mediocre first Suicide Squad movie by creating a better plot and more interesting and fun characters.

Bloodsport is recruited by Amanda Waller and joins old and new members of Task Force X on a mission to assault a former Nazi prison and laboratory in the South American country of Corto Maltese where an evil group is working on something called “Project Starfish” in James Gunn’s upcoming Suicide Squad.

James Gunn brings his unique style to the Suicide Squad as returning members Harley Quinn, Rick Flagg, and Captain Boomerang are joined by a slew of wacky degenerates, including Peacemaker, King Shark, Polka Dot Man, Bloodsport, Javelin, Savant, The Thinker, and more for a dangerous new mission in August’s The Suicide Squad.

Most of the cast plus the one and only David Hasselhoff are assembled for the official music video for Guardians Vol. 2’s original disco song “Guardians Inferno”

Zach and Joe give their thoughts on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and whether it lives up to, or possibly surpasses, the first movie.

When their office is locked down and armed guards arrive outside, a group of office workers are told they have to kill three of their co-workers or double that number will be killed in next year’s horror thriller, The Belko Experiment.