After being radio silent almost since the movie was announced, we finally have our first look at Chronicle director Josh Trank’s reboot of the Fantastic Four.

A bit of a slow week this week for new releases but you can get some of last fall’s big releases like The Judge, The Book of Life and, our Pick of the Week, Fury.

Before they teamed up for Back to the Future, Alan Silvestri composed the smoothest of smooth jazz for Robert Zemeckis’ Romancing the Stone, which also featured 80’s stars like Eddy Grant and Billy Ocean on the soundtrack.

American Sniper easily remained on top of the box office as two of the weekend’s new releases had historically bad openings.

Tons of news this week including the possible return of X-Files, the end of the Marvel Universe as we know it, Supergirl got cast, Dreamworks closes one of it’s animation studios and much more.

January seems to be living up to it’s reputation as a dump month this weekend as, combined, the three new movies are barely 30% fresh.

Will pursues Hannibal to Europe in the upcoming third season of NBC’s gorgeously horrific series.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe discuss the 2015 Oscar Nominations, the apparent end of the Marvel comic universe as we know it, nerd Thor vs bad hacking, the possible return of X-Files, Suicide Squad and much more.

Everything Action is proud to announce that we will recapping the seventh and final season of the hit FX action drama “Justified”. Listen as we go over the big season-long battle between Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder, with lots of ass-kicking and one-liners along the way. So here it is. The final season of “Justified”. […]

Taking down the serial killers and murderers of London that John Luther has to deal with already makes him a bad ass but dealing with them without a gun puts him over the top.