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.

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.

Originally having two versions in 1981 from Grace Jones and The Police, when Demolition Man came out in 1993, Sting recorded a new version for the movie.

The son of Apollo Creed, Adonis Johnson (Michael B. Jordan) seeks out his father’s best friend, and greatest foe, Rocky Balboa, to train him for a shot at the championship in the next chapter of the Rocky series, Creed.

With Sly Stallone directing and Frank Stallone writing the music, Staying Alive is the insane sequel to Saturday Night Fever where Travolta’s Tony Manero attempts to get a role in the demonic Broadway musical, Satan’s Alley. The title track of the movie and the musical is Far From Over and it will not leave your brain once you listen to it.

Sly Stallone’s epic tale of trucking, arm wrestling and father/son bonding, Over the Top, is a textbook example of what an 80’s soundtrack should be.

DNA Films has gotten some independent financing to make a new adaptation of the dark and violent comic, Judge Dredd.

After tossing out a couple potential ideas, Sly says that he feels the story of Rambo is pretty much concluded.