Before breaking up, J. Geils Band, of Centerfold fame, delivered the theme song for the original Fright Night, and you can kind of sense why they broke up because it’s cheesily terrible.

Insurgent, the latest in the Divergent series, easily won the box office with almost the exact same opening as Divergent while the other two new films had mediocre openings.

Tons of news this week including Predator joining Mortal Kombat X, more characters from the Deadpool movie revealed, who will be playing the new Crow, a bunch of remake and reboot news and much more in the News Shotgun.

Game of Thrones alum Ed Skrein takes over The Transporter franchise from Statham in this summer’s The Transporter Refueled.

Sean Penn throws his hat into the action hero ring while the latest in the Divergent series arrives but both are getting slammed by critics and the other new movie wasn’t even shown to them.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about awesome Netflix comedies, the future of Flash, Batman vs Suicide Squad, Friday the 13th, the latest Action Madness match-ups and much more.

Markham attempts to win hearts and minds while Boyd has a blast on “Justified”.

Liam Neeson is back for Run All Night, where he is forced to kill the son of his mob boss/best friend (Ed Harris) in order to protect his own son (Joel Kinnaman).

Dolph Lundgren and Tony Jaa team up to take down a cartel of sex traffickers in the upcoming action movie, Skin Trade, which also co-stars Michael Jai White, Ron Perlman, Peter Weller, Carey-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Celina Jade.

On the only piece of civilization left in the world, a train that never stops, Curtis leads the poor tail passengers in an attempt to fight their way to the front and take it from the wealthy.