This week might not include the most well-known of DVD and Blu-ray releases, but it does feature: 1) a girl who falls in love with Matt Smith and then tries to give birth to him, 2) the deadliest baseball player of all time, and 3) Countess Sexcula. What more do you people want?!

No matter how you slice it, nine months seems like an awful long time to spend cooped up in the womb, even if it is "biologically essential" or "how mammals work." We already know that fetuses kick, stretch, swallow, and even hiccup to pass the time, but sometimes they've just got to yawn.

The indie movie Womb — starring the 11th Doctor, Matt Smith — gives us the heebie-jeebies. When a young couple is separated by a sad accident, the lone lover decides there's only one way to rekindle their love — give birth to a clone of her departed. This tale of weird science and quasi-incest is finally coming to…

In its documentary Extraordinary Animals In The Womb, National Geographic captured rare highly detailed images of animals at various stages of gestation. Now you can see fetal dog, elephants, penguins, and dolphins still inside the womb.

While vampire rockers make their way to Toronto, two movies from the future warn us that if the world population gets depleted by a plague, it's best to turn that virus on yourself before you end up dating your brother.

After he's regenerated as the Eleventh Doctor in the fifth season of Doctor Who, Matt Smith will experience a different sort of resurrection. In the first trailer for moody romance Womb he plays a man cloned by his grieving widow.

New Doctor Who Matt Smith is using the time before he steps into the Tardis wisely, joining the cast of upcoming clone horror movie Womb. The boy obviously wants to show off his SF chops.