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Good horror comedy is hard to come by, but it looks like we might have a winner here with I Sell The Dead. At least by the looks of the little boy eating a raw rabbit in the trailer, we do.

From first time director Thomas Jane (The Punisher), comes a PSA about not picking up half-dead people in the desert…

In need of cash to fund Bobby’s defense, Clay’s solution leaves Samcro in a vulnerable position. What’s supposed to be a happy homecoming for Abel ends in more turmoil for the club.

When one SOA member is arrested for murder and another goes missing, Jax must choose between friendship and the club. Meanwhile, Abel grows stronger and is soon to be released from the NICU, but he’s not the only one coming home.

With ATF agent Stahl pressing the women of Samcro, Jax sees Chief Unser as the key to the club?s salvation.

With the IRA gun payment looming, Samcro scrambles to come up with the cash; the Mayans and Nords take a drastic step toward strengthening their alliance; Jax finds himself in a dangerous position with Tara.

A small favor for Pineys old war buddy turns into a big problem for Samcro. With Clay detained, Jax must step-up to handle the situation.

In a little press release that we received last night from the folks at FX, we learned that the freshman motorcycle club drama Sons of Anarchy has been picked up for a second season.

The club travels to Nevada to store arms with a brother club The Devil’s Tribe. When the Mayans pose a threat, Clay decides to “patch-over” the tribe, making them an official SOA charter.

There’s a bad moon rising in Charming, and as we’ve come to learn, it all ties back into the dealings of the Sons of Anarchy.

As the club deals with the aftermath of their illegal arms warehouse attack, the Deputy Chief of Police poses a new threat to Samcro’s reign over Charming.

The journey of Jackson “Jax” Teller and the boys of the Charmin, CA motorcycle club known as the “Sons of Anarchy” begins.

Once again we go back to the FX folks for a look at the poster for a brand new show called “Sons of Anarchy.” And once again, it looks like we’ve got a winner.

Last year at Comic-Con we needed photos to prove that we were part of the in crowd. We displayed these photos in a feature that we called We Know People. And just like we did with Comic-Con, we are bringing it all back this year…

When it’s nearly one hundred degrees out in LA, give yourself chills with “The Last Winter” in this weeks Coroner’s Report.

Robert Fure was on hand to take a look at the newest edit of “The Mutant Chronicles” and gives you the lowdown on what’s to come.

It looks like Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, Devon Aoki and director Simon Hunter will be hosting a special “work in progress” cut of their newest film The Mutant Chronicles.

Director Guillermo Del Toro likes surprising us on film, but when it comes to the people he works with he likes to keep the surprises at a minimum.

We have some great news all around for those of you who are looking forward to Mutant Chronicles, the latest in a not-so-long line of Steampunk-infused, futuristic necro-mutant thrillers.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for me to find adjectives that will describe the level of badass that Hellboy II: The Golden Army could achieve.