This week, after surviving the hurricane, the Everything Actioncast is back with Zach and Chris (with a brief cameo from Joe) talking about the massive Disney/Lucasfilm deal, Wreck it Ralph, hidden agendas from Bryan Singer, how to play Baccarat and much more.

The alien Strangers got more than they bargained for when they tried to experiment on John Murdoch, as he shares their psychokinetic “tuning” ability and seeks to take down their operation.

Wreck it Ralph does not quite live up to it’s classic video game overload promised by the trailers but it is still an incredibly fun movie with spectacular visuals and a great voice cast.

The infamous 80’s slasher movie, Silent Night, Deadly Night, is getting the remake treatment at the end of the month with Silent Night, starring Malcolm McDowell as a small town sheriff who must try to stop a maniac dressed as Santa from going on a killing spree.

The Collector’s Edition of They Live is here to kick ass and chew bubblegum…and it’s all out of bubblegum.

This month for Musical Montage we’re featuring all the music from Bond, starting with the Connery (and Lazenby) era, which introduced the classic Bond theme as well as the concept of the crazy intro sequences and song that has become a staple of the series.

Wreck it Ralph had the best opening for Disney Animation Studio while Robert Zemeckis also had a solid return to live action at the box office this weekend.

We’re giving away a Blu Ray combo pack and a Special Edition DVD of Maximum Conviction this week, starring Steven Seagal and Stone Cold Steve Austin.

With Wreck it Ralph out this weekend, we take a look back at the best movies about games, that aren’t based on any one specific game.

UFO seems like a typical, low budget, alien invasion movie until the final reveal of the trailer shows that one of the people fighting the aliens will be Jean Claude Van Damme.