Riddick features the return of Vin Diesel as Riddick for the first time in a decade. Our Riddick review feels the film is a lot more like Pitch Black than The Chronicles of Riddick, and that is a fine thing.

The first trailer for RoboCop has landed and it is explosive. Joel Kinnaman stars in the role that Peter Weller made famous and the all-star cast is led by Samuel L. Jackson and Gary Oldman.

Machete Kills produces a new movie poster that reminds us why we love movie posters. Danny Trejo is back as Machete and he's got girls, guns and explosions all around him.

The top 10 movies have been deteremined by box office receipts, but what about quality? Movie Fanatic presents our Top 10 Best Blockbusters of Summer!

Fifty Shades of Grey cast reactions continue including up for the movie Matt Bomer reacting. Many other celebrities took to Twitter to express their (sometimes humorous) thoughts on Charlie Hunnam and Dakota Johnson being cast.

The fifth Terminator movie has a director. Thor: The Dark World helmer Alan Taylor has been hired to bring Terminator into a brand new trilogy.

A Madea Christmas has revealed its first poster. In it, Tyler Perry's Madea is a nutcracker... and that is utterly perfect.

A new featurette from Insidious: Chapter 2 shows how the filmmakers behind the series just love to scare us. James Wan and Leigh Whannell find the fun in injecting fear into our lives in films such as Insidious and The Conjuring.

Katee Sackhoff has made a career of being the bad ass actress in sci-fi films like her current Riddick. Sackhoff tells Movie Fanatic she had no choice, her father had her watching action movies at an early age.

Thor and Loki must get along in the sequel to Thor, Thor: The Dark World. The reason is the evil Malekith, seen in a new character poster released today by Marvel.

The Iceman lands on DVD and Blu-Ray and could not be a more powerful film. The true story stars Michael Shannon as a mob hit man in the 1970's and 1980's who ruthlessly killed hundreds.

Ian McKellen is set to play a retired Sherlock Holmes in A Slight Trick of the Mind. The page to screen effort will be helmed by McKellen's Gods and Monsters director Bill Condon.