Netflix has released an official trailer for Rilakkuma and Kaoru, a stop-motion animated series following the Rilakkuma character created by Aki Kondo for the Japanese company San-X which first appeared back in 2003.

The preview is short for an official trailer, running less than a minute long, but still offers a decent peek at how the series looks. Click on over to the other side now to check it out.

Well, that didn’t take long. After it was reported that Jordan Peele would be acting as a producer on a new Candyman spiritual sequel, there is now a new director attached.

Reports confirm Nia DaCosta (Little Woods) will help bring back Candyman, who has been played by Tony Todd in previous installments, to the big screen. More on the report below,

Arriving in the early 17th Century, the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) and her companions find themselves in the middle of a witchhunt. In the turmoil, King James (Alan Cumming) reveals himself and complicates matters further. But something else is wrong in the small village, and it is not what the King expects…

During TARDISblend 121, we talk about the true villains of the latest episode of Doctor Who, “The Witchfinders,” while examining the historic aspects of this episode. And we also get into the phenomenal performance of Alan Cumming, who plays King James. All this and more on the latest TARDISblend!

Nothing says romantic like threatening to eat someone’s arms, legs, and face off, and watch their body roll down the street like a turd in the wind. And if that is how you attract someone, who am I to stop them. But just in case you feel that is a bit too aggressive, then you might consider adding Venom to your Blu-ray collection. That’s right, the film that brought back the word turd will be available to own this December on digital, 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD.

The Sony Home Entertainment team is making sure that you will give this to your loved one with a trailer that turns the superhero film starring Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, and Riz Ahmed into a romance. Check it out, below.

Last year we found out that a TV series based on the hit Japanese anime Cowboy Bebop was being developed. Now that adaptation has found itself a home.

It’s been announced that the series will be coming to Netflix, a co-production between the streaming service and Tomorrow Studios. You can find more information on the project and who’s involved below.