Dean Stockwell has been appearing in movies and TV shows since the mid 1940’s and is probably best know for his role as Al in Quantum Leap.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the greatness of Commando and Raiders of the Lost Ark, try to figure out what the after credits scene will be in Man of Steel, if James Wan will incorporate any supernatural elements into Fast & Furious 7, the surprisingly not awfulness of John Carter and much more.

Jeff Bridges and Ryan Reynolds are dead lawmen who are recruited by the Rest in Peace Department to stop evil spirits from destroying the world of the living in the upcoming RIPD.

Amazon is entering the streaming originals game with a series based on Zombieland but it looks like they might need to go back to the drawing board to be able to compete with Netflix, as this looks like a rushed, unfunny mess.

The origins of the new, bad ass Krang are revealed in a new one shot, the past and future are changed in Age of Ultron, Cap battles to save his son and much more in this week’s Pull List.

After being freed by dentist/bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz, Django and the doctor begin a bloody and successful bounty hunting partnership before trying to rescue Django’s wife from the charmingly evil Calvin Candie.

Django Unchained is finally out on DVD and Blu Ray this week along with a bunch of cult classics, the latest Marvel Anime and much more.

For this edition of Everything Action’s monthly movie commentary, Zach, Chris, Joe and Special Guest, Ryan, watch the Chuck Norris classic, Lone Wolf McQuade. Norris plays Texas Ranger JJ McQuade, who is on the trail of arms dealer Rawley Wilkes, played by David Carradine. It’s fake karate vs real karate in an epic Texas showdown.

After surviving The Hunger Games, Katniss and Peeta have to survive a state sponsored tour of the Districts while rebellion is on the verge is breaking out in the next chapter of The Hunger Games trilogy, Catching Fire, coming this November.

Spartacus reached the end of it’s epic journey this past weekend and with a brilliant final episode, it cemented itself as the equal of any of the more critically acclaimed shows currently on, like Game of Thrones, Mad Men, etc.