It’s a huge weekend for streaming television as Stranger Things finally returns to Netflix, Obi-Wan Kenobi premieres on Disney+ and more

36 years after the iconic original, the long awaited sequel goes bigger and the stakes get higher

This is easily one of the more extreme zombie movies you freaks can treat yourselves to.

The Bloodywood vocalist joins the Talk Toomey Podcast to discuss the band’s upcoming U.S. Tour, their debut album ‘Rakshak’ and the metal scene in India.

The heavy music lifer revisits his first European tour with Madball, his regret in missing Motorhead play “Ace of Spades” and how creating a connection is what music is all about.

The LBGTQ+ heavy metal podcast reveals that Anathema’s “Untouchable Part 1” and “Untouchable Part 2” are a perfect pair of songs for a heartbroken gay man, plus there are HCGB picks from No/Más and Septicflesh.

Jackass 4.5 arrives with extra feats of humiliation, the brutal Love, Death and Robots returns plus Disney’s favorite chipmunks get a Roger Rabbit style reboot and more in streaming this week

The writer and director of Ex Machina and Annihilation goes from sci-fi to horror with this gory tale

This new adaptation of the Stephen King novel is a dud without any heat

Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh (GFM) join Joshua Toomey and Chris Akin to discuss being the queens of ‘Beautycore’, their meeting Chris Jericho and him wanting to take them out on tour, and their drive to succeed.

Colin and Bo love fast food, but not all fast food is created equal… Especially on tour. They discuss the best and worst options while on the road both regionally and worldwide, culminating in a story about a legendary Christmas gift.

The LGBTQ+ heavy metal podcast explains how The Black Dahlia Murder unintentionally wrote a song that mirrors the joy of queer life, takes a look at a phallic euphemism from Falconer, and puts albums from Jani Liimatainen and Visions Of Atlantis into the HCGBs jukebox.

The best horror of the past year was celebrated at the award ceremony including the best kill

This Friday the 13th conjures up a new Stephen King adaptation and plenty of new and original horror films.

Bassist Wilkie Robinson and guitarist Josh Baines breakdown the band’s evolving sound, their hands-on approach to everything, and how their third album is generating comparisons to legends like Pantera.