TMP tries to join the cultish fanbase of Martha Marcy May Marlene—to mixed results.

The Movie Pool meets The Son of No One Blu-ray!

 Rick, Hershal, and Glenn meet some brand new friends as Shane heads off to rescue Lori from another one of her idiotic escapades. 

Sometimes, the world of movie casting can get pretty intense.  Unlike writers, directors, or producers, there can be dozens of actors involved in a movie.  Because of this, new casting for movies is happening ALL THE TIME.  Well we here at TMP try our best to provide you with the biggest and most important casting news, sometimes, there are some smaller ones that slide throgh the cracks.  Role Call is here to fix that.  Every week, we will take a dive into the world of film casting, from the biggest Hollywood blockbusters to the smallest of indie films.  Well most Role Call's will be a round up of all the casting announcements made during the week, we'll sometimes take a break to focus on another realm of casting, from the evolution of an actor to his 5 greatest roles.  But no matter what we do, one thing is for sure: the world of movie casting is a big place, and Role Call is here to help you forge your way through it!

This week, we got Will Ferrell playing a klepto, Vince Vaughn playing a druggie, and Gina Carano playing a badass (again). 

WB recently sent us here at TMP a copy of the recently released third film in the Harold and Kumar franchise.  We've taken a look at it and are here to help you decide whether or not it's worth picking up and adding to your collection.

 Meanwhile, Liam Neeson has a super-duper week as Chronicle drops down six spots on the chart.

Yup, we're back! After a four month hiatus, The Walking Dead (and, connectively, this column) has made its return! What did we think of this Spring Premiere? Did it fill our hearts with hope, or more sorrow at the show's future? And do we think it's possible yet to fall in love with these characters? Find out the answer to these questions and more right after the jump!