As a reviewer, there is a level of professional integrity one must consider when reviewing a film whose quality beckons for a complete analytical annihilation. However, my responsibility is to you, the reader and potential customer, who may be drawn in by the DVD or Blu-ray cover that egregiously misuses such phrases as “all star cast,” “unrated director’s cut” and “edge-of-your-seat,” and shows off bound hands and bloody knives.

Possibly the most striking thing about how AMERICAN HORROR STORY: ASYLUM has wrapped itself up is that, in a show and season so imbued with a love of and homage to cinema, “Madness Ends” really went to bat for the power of television. Really, Ryan Murphy’s extended, warped odyssey through a Massachusetts mental institution could not have been told any other way. Brutal, soap operatic, involved, indulgent and even massively transformed from beginning to end, ASYLUM laid down with grace via a 60 MINUTES-esque sit down and a horrifying exposé reminiscent of Geraldo Rivera’s own investigations of the squalor at Staten Island, New York’s Willowbrook State School.

The undead eat brains but one has a heart in WARM BODIES, which hits theaters today. Jump past the jump for some exclusive video time with its leading lady.

ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINES was in development in February 2008, announced by 20th CENTURY FOX to be considered a true sequel to the 1986 classic ALIENS film, despite its new medium. Fast forward four years and numerous delays later, and the release of the highly anticipated title is finally here offering up a drop in-and-out cooperative multiplayer campaign, fun multiplayer modes featuring the continuing battles of space Marines against the Xenomorphs. Gearbox Software, having promised to stay as true to the game's predecessors as possible, as they're huge fans of the ALIENS franchise as well, have delivered something great that will have you hooked for hours on end before saying, "Game over man! Game Over!"