The Doctor Who Christmas special Time of the Doctor is still a few days away, set to air Christmas, but the BBC has released a preview clip from the episode to help pass the time.

In this quick clip, Clara and the Doctor enjoy a bit of a report about cooking a Turkey. You can check out the clip below.

The upcoming movie I, Frankenstein, has some new promotional material out including the final theatrical poster and an interactive website. The movie continues the gothic action-horror trends of the Underworld series and Van Helsing as it brings Frankenstein’s creation into the modern world.

You can check out the poster, featuring star Aaron Eckhart, and the full synopsis below.

Quentin Tarantino is no stranger to a multitude of genres and genre bending. There was even a time when the director was contemplating retirement thinking he had accomplished all he wanted to accomplish in the business.

In a recent interview Tarantino talked about multiple topics, including his change of heart when it comes to retirement, working in genres like horror and westerns, the status of Kill Bill 3, and what he’s working on next.

Continue below to see what he had to say.

While X-Men: Days of Future Past is ramping up for what will most surely be an amazing experience come May 2014, there is already momentum building for next X-Men film, X-Men: Apocalypse, which started earlier this month thanks to a tweet from director Bryan Singer announcing the film’s arrival in 2016.

Now, Singer, who has used Twitter extensively to build hype and announcements for his projects, is once again using the social media platform to introduce us to the creative team who are plotting the story. In a tweet last night, Singer noted “Late night X-Men Apocalypse story session” and attached a photo which included Singer as well as Simon Kinberg, who wrote the X-Men: Days of Future Past screenplay, along with Mike Dougherty and Dan Harris, who wrote the screenplay for X2: X-Men United.

Check out the tweet and photo below!

Dolph Lundgren’s rise back to action movie prominence, thanks in part to The Expendables series, continues with the upcoming sci-fi action-horror flick Battle of the Damned, which is being released by Anchor Bay Films.

Lundgren stars as a military operative sent to rescue a young woman from a remote city that lay in ruin, and finds a host of zombies, a rag-tag group of survivors, and a batch of malfunctioning robots who may just save the day.

Along with Lundgren, the film features Melanie Zanetti, Matt Doran and David Field, and is written and directed by Christopher Hatton. You can check out the full synopsis and the red band trailer below.