What if the machines rose against humanity and the world plunged into a technological blackout like it was theorized to when the clocks turned to midnight on January 1, 2000? Kyle Mooney’s (Brigsby Bear, SNL) directorial debut wants to answer that in the teen horror comedy, aptly titled Y2K.The film stars Jaeden Martell (It), Rachel Zegler (West Side Story), Julian Dennison (Deadpool 2), The Kid Laroi, and Fred Durst–because what is the year 2000 without Fred Durst, backwards red baseball cap and all? You can check out the hilarious red band trailer below. The trailer has just enough pre-2000 references to set the vibe before it turns violent and funny (death by Tamagotchi might be a cinematic first). Y2K made its world premiere during South By Southwest earlier this year with it…

Warning: This article contains some light spoilers for Alien: Romulus.Alien: Romulus starts with something of a goofy premise. For 20 years after the events of the original Alien, apparently, the xenomorph-obsessed Weyland-Yutani Corporation has been searching for the Nostromo and the monster its crew brought aboard. When they finally find it, they discover the original alien that Ellen Ripley blew out an airlock at the end of that movie. Somehow, the creature survives, allowing the scientists to capture it and study it–with predictably lethal results.Alien: Romulus has to jump through a lot of hoops to create a situation in which some of the most frightening creatures ever committed to film can do their thing and scare new audiences. It’s a little peek at what kind of me…

Sherlock: The Complete Series (Blu-ray) $29 (was $100) See at Amazon There’s been no shortage of Sherlock Holmes movies and TV shows released over the years, but none of the modern interpretations of the franchise have received as much praise as BBC’s Sherlock. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock and Martin Freeman as Watson, it gives viewers a modern take on the iconic characters from Arthur Conan Doy…