Impaled Nazarene are generally credited as the founders of the black metal scene in their native Finland. The band has been active since the early ’90s and have, to date, released 12 full-length albums and numerous EPs, compilations, and live recordings. Keeping a stable lineup has proven difficult for Impaled Nazarene; they have had fifteen different members over the years including Children of Bodom leader Alexi Laiho, who was the band’s guitarist for a period in the late ’90s.

From Impaled Nazarene’s eighth studio album, 2003’s All That You Fear, this week’s Black Metal Friday track is “Armageddon Death Squad.”

Olympus
Season 1 Episode 3: “Ring of the Magi”
Directed by Martin Wood
Created and written by Nick Willing
Starring Tom York, Sonita Henry, Sonya Cassidy, Wayne Burns, Graham Shiels, Matt Frewer, Cas Anvar, John Emmet Tracy
Syfy
Air Date: Thursday, April 16th, 2015, 10pm

We are up to episode 3 of Syfy’s new Greek mythology series, Olympus, and again, a solid episode. The setting is what gets me. The colors and the large, epic statues, sure look more Sharknado than Gotham, but I think I expect it from this decadence.

Olympus 1.3 “Ring of the Magi” review: This is the quirkiest little myth show! Xerxes (Cas Anvar) and Pallas (John Emmet Tracy) conspire to kill Medea (Sonita Henry), but I’m pretty sure someone was listening. I think she’s regretting the poisoning of her husband. She may need his protection, but he won’t come out of it. Ask the other woman!

Lykos (Wayne Burns) comes up with yet another brilliant strategy to defeat King Minos. He probably should really be the king. I don’t get the secrecy between him and his scribe. Wasn’t homosexuality accepted in this culture? Why all the hush hush?

After weeks of speculation and rumors, AMC’s Preacher — based on the critically acclaimed Vertigo comic book series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon — has finally found its leading man.

Actor Dominic Cooper has been confirmed for the role of Jesse Custer. Cooper is no stranger to bringing comic book characters to life, having played the role of Howard Stark, the father of Tony Stark (Iron Man) in Captain America: First Avenger and its spin-off television series, Agent Carter.

Well, that was fast. Warner Bros. Pictures has planned to unveil the long-awaited teaser trailer for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice on Monday following the premiere of 15 minutes of footage on select IMAX screens across the country. Then the trailer would debut online and
be attached to screenings of Mad Max: Fury Road.

That was the initial plan anyway, but following the unanticipated leak of the trailer yesterday, the studio has apparently (and wisely) decided to grant it an official release a few days ahead of schedule.

You can check it out in glorious high-definition here below.

We saw a very brief teaser trailer to announce the existence the next Star Wars: Battlefront game released almost two years ago now at E3 2013, followed by a behind the scenes peek at E3 2014. Apart from that things related to the game have been kept locked safely away for the most part.

Last month it was revealed that the game would not be making its debut at E3 2015, but instead it would be making its debut during the Star Wars Celebration convention being held at the Anaheim Convention Center from April 16th to the 19th. And if you’ll take a quick peek at the nearest calendar to you, you will surely see that that time is right now.

That’s right—the debut trailer for Star Wars: Battlefront has been released online, and you can read more about the game and check out the trailer below along with more images to go with the one above.