"Entourage the Movie" is available on Blu-ray Combo Pack on September 29 and is currently available on Digital HD.

The long-running HBO comedy series moved to the big screen for the first time this summer to wrap up all those story threads left hanging in the 2011 finale.  Stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, and Jeremy Piven all return for this last kick at the can.

Black Mass is one of those movies that if you didn't know it was based on real life events you'd swear no one could make it up.  Johnny Depp stars as Jimmy "Whitey" Bulger  a real-life Boston crime boss.  Depp has received high praise for his chilling performance and there has even been Oscar buzz around it.

If anyone thinks that shooting the new movie Everest was an easy gig for all the actors, director and crew involved, then think again. Directed by Baltasar Kormakur, Everest tells the true story of  a climb to the top of the most famous mountain in the world that went horribly wrong.

Sanaa Latham, Michael Ealy and Morris Chestnut have a lot to learn about finding, The Perfect Guy. In the new thriller, Leah Vaughn (Sanaa Lathan) seems like she has it all. With a fulfilling career and a loving relationship, Leah a Lobbyist is living the dream. However, things come crashing down when Dave, her long-term boyfriend, questions her future plans for marriage and a family. The resulting breakup leaves Leah heartbroken, until she meets the charming and handsome Carter Duncan (Michael Ealy). Soon, the budding romance turns dangerous as Carter reveals his volatile nature, forcing Leah to turn the tables on the man she thought was Mr. Right.

Breakpoint serves up some good old family disfunction and plenty of laughs. The comedy is the brainchild of actor Jeremy Sisto, known for "Six Feet Under" and "The Returned," and his friend Gene Hong, a writer-producer whose credits include "Bones," who thought there was room in Hollywood for a tennis dramady

Owen Wilson action hero? It appears to be true in his new thriller, No Escape. Known for his comedic roles, Wilson kicks it into high gear in this non-stop intense action thriller.  

Set in In Southeast Asia, "No Escape" centers around a newly relocated American businessman (Owen Wilson) and his family who literally run for their lives looking for safety during a violent political uprising.  

Video game addicts alert!  Hitman:Agent 47  is a new action thriller based on the Hitman video game series.  The main character played by Rupert Friend (Homeland) is a mysterious assassin known only as Agent 47. He's a secret agent who works for a top secret non-government organization called the International Contracts Agency (known in the video games as either the ICA or just the Agency) which carries out the assassinations of high profile targets worldwide.

Teen Lust is a new Canadian comedy which had its world premiere last September at the Toronto International Film Festival. The quirky film stars Annie Clark, Jesse Carere, Cary Elwes and Jon Dore.

Canadian actor and 2014 TIFF Rising Star is going places. Known best for his role as Zane Park in the hit television series Degrassi: The Next Generation, Kook has been making a name for himself on the big screen. He was recently seen in the horror, The Conjuring and this weekend you'll be able to see his "dark side" in the new thriller Dark Places.

Not only is Australian born Joel Edgerton a very talented actor (The Warrior, The Great Gatsby) he is also quite a skilled filmmaker. His latest offering is a thriller, THE GIFT in which he explores a very creepy tale of when your past comes back to haunt you. The film stars Jason Bateman, who is wonderful in a dramatic role, as well as British actress Rebecca Hall with Edgerton taking on a very aggressive old high school aquaintance to Bateman.

Jason Bateman known for his comedic roles plays against type in his new thriller, The Gift. Written and directed by Australian actor Joel Edgerton (who also stars), The Gift will have you looking over your shoulder long after you leave the theatre.

The Toronto International Film Festival® today announced that Jean-Marc Vallée’s Demolition will open the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Naomi Watts, Chris Cooper and Judah Lewis, Demolition will have its world premiere on September 10 at Roy Thomson Hall.

There's a new recruit on the Mission Impossible team ready to give Tom Cruise a run for his money. Rebecca Ferguson, a  31-year-old Swedish actress,   joins the fifth installment of the adrenaline-fueled Mission franchise as lethal agent Ilsa Faust. Known for her roles in The White Queen and The Red tent, Ferguson was completely stoked when she found out that she was going to go toe to toe with Cruise in the stunt filled movie.

It's been thirty years since Clark Griswold packed up his wife and kids Audrey and Rusty, jumped in the infamous truckster station wagon and hit the road for Walley World for the trip of their lives.  In the original Vacation (now a cult classic) Clark Griswold was of course played by Chevy Chase and his lovely wife Ellen, by Beverly D'Angelo.

One day in the near future Jake Gyllenhaal will have to make some room at his home for an Academy Award. After seeing his last few performances and knowing the discipline and devotion he's put into his roles, I am convinced that he is on his way to becoming an Oscar winner. Last year we saw him in Nightcrawler as a psychotic ambulance chasing cameraman and now he takes the punches in Southpaw as a prizefighting boxer who loses everything and rises from his deepest despair to live life to the fullest once again. 

Sandra Bullock is tired of always being  thought of as sweet and nice. As a matter of fact, she can be an outright bitch (her words, not mine) and she proves it with her latest role in, Minions. She voices the villain Scarlet Overkill in the film spun off from the Despicable Me franchise.  This is the also the first time Bullock has provided a voice for an animated movie, an experience she says that took a little getting used to. 

After seven seasons of playing the affable sweater wearing teacher Mr, Schue on the hit TV series Glee, Matthew Morrison knew it was time to get back to his roots. The veteran Broadway performer leaped at the chance to play J.M. Barrie  in the Tony nominated Musical, Finding Neverland based on the movie of the same name which starred Johnny Depp.