Predator: Hunting Grounds gives players the real sequel to the classic 1987 film they've always wanted, by focusing on an epic story and conclusion for Arnold Schwarzenegger's character of Alan "Dutch" Schaefer.

After getting to dah choppah, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character of Alan “Dutch” Schaefer is back in action.

Predator: Hunting Grounds has all the tools it needs to be a tense fight or flight action strategy experience, but they’re cloaked in an optic camouflage of game-breaking bugs, squandered opportunity and fleeting moments of fun. There’s a good game here, waiting to rip your spine out and parade it about the jungle in gruesome fashion, but I’m not planning to wait for Illfonic to get their development act together on a game that needed months more technical polish before it was truly ready for release.

Some action movies got far too many sequels, well some deserved the ones they never got. Commando was one of those films that we wanted to see more of, and at one stage a prequel was in development

The Iron Mask might just end up being the worst movie of the year. But you'll probably want to watch it anyway.

There’s no shortage of Terminator 2 collectibles (If I had $500 I’d happily spend it on on the Hot Toys sixth-scale collectible), but this latest stab at the franchise might just be the biggest slice of merchandise ever. Behold, an actual 1/4 scale statue of the Terminator on his Harley Davidson!

With "I'll be back" being its very motto, it's no surprise that the Terminator franchise keeps being given another chance on the big screen despite a string of failed sequels/reboots tarnishing the masterpiece reputation earned by the classic first two films. Now Terminator: Dark Fate, which brings back creator James Cameron and original star Linda Hamilton for the time in over two decades, is trying to prove though that the franchise can return to its glory days.

Fans have been longing for a decent Terminator move ever since T2: Judgement Day melted out eye balls back in 1991.