Coming to DVD December 4th 2012 is Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters-Creatures Unleashed.
Brought to you by Shout Factory home video and created by Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast.

Kaijudo is new to the genre of dueling—monsters against monsters…in the wake of Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon and a million thereafter, Kaijudo stands closer to Yu-gi-oh by taking on bullying, friendship and adding racism in the attempt to get kids to get along with one another.

The basic story has Ray and his friends Allie and Gabe joining the duel masters and learning to tame monsters from another world, …

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After putting the final nail in the coffin of his dream to reboot Daredevil this past August, it looks like Joe Carnahan (mostly known for writing The Grey and Smokin’ Aces) is signing on with Warner to direct yet another adaptation of an Image graphic novel, this one called Undying Love. Warner has been working on this thing all year, it seems, but now with Carnahan the project has both a writer and a director, so it should be full steam ahead.

Here is a synopsis of the limited series from the Image website: A tale of horror-action, …

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Here’s an old video of Tim Burton drawing Jack Skellington while promoting Sleeping Hallow. Jack Skellington is one of Tim Burton’s most beloved characters from Nightmare Before Christmas.

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Brian Singer’s new upcoming film about the fairytale story of the struggle between men and giants. The trailer looks somewhat interesting, but nothing that makes me wish for a time travel machine so I can see it now, in the future. And, why is Gandolf narrating in the beginning?

The film was slated to come out June, but now is pushed back for more fixing. I can see why.…

Pixar’s Brave introduces us to a mythical Scotland where Princess Merida is groomed to be the next Queen by her mom.  The movie starts great as we see Merida as a little girl playing outdoors with her mom.  A giant battle weary bear attacks her and her dad steps in to rescue her family.  Fast forward later and Merida’s mom has totally changed.  She’s not playful anymore and just wants Merida to act more like royalty so she can take over the throne with one of the bachelors from a different clan.  Merida is really good with a bow and runs …

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The good folks at Shout! Factory and Hasbro Studios are ready to roll out the second season of Transformers Prime out on Blu-Ray, November 27th 2012. Spanning 4 discs (and approx. 10 hours!) the second season of Transformers Prime (Rated TV Y7) contains all 26 episodes of this truly remarkable animated series. There is also some really special bonus content that will be sure to spark interest and excitement with both fans young and old!

Season 2 picks up right where the first season ended. The great threat of Unicron is vanquished, but a whole new set of problems threaten to …

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PETA posted this image on their website yesterday along with allegations that several animals were “allegedly maimed or killed” on the set of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey including “five horses, a pony, and several goats, sheep, and chickens.” If you’ve seen the Lord of the Rings films, you’d know that Jackson employs a lot of animals, mainly horses, so this is a very serious claim.Throughout the entire filming of the first three movies, no one had levied any sort of animal cruelty accusations against Jackson’s production team. So why now?

According to Peter Jackson’s Facebook page, these accusations …

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Jeremy Renner has been pretty open in the past about his disappointment with the way Hawkeye was represented in the Avengers film. Last night on Saturday Night Live, Renner went a little further to display what was wrong with the character.…

Here’s the newest trailer for Sam Raimi’s Oz: The Great and Powerful. James Franco plays a magician sucked into the world of OZ. Not believing in himself, he, nonetheless, has to fight the evil witch.…

Coming to DVD November 13, 2012 is Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable, a motion comic by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday. For those who don’t know, a motion comic is somewhat like a carton, but has only limited animation if any at all. Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable has been taken from paper and print, to video with the addition of music and of course voice acting.

The X-Men are recruited by Brand; a green-haired women with major ties to the government. The heroes are sent into space to stop the Breakworld from destroying Earth.
This DVD features about an hour and 10 …

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