This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe discuss The Inhumans, Jumanji, DC Animated films, Baby Driver, Jason Bourne, Death Wish movies, Child’s Play and much more.

The latest from Edgar Wright is here with Baby Driver along with the third Despicable Me and R rated comedy The House.

Four years after Curse of Chucky, everyone’s favorite murderous doll is back to terrorize Nica Pierce (Fiona Dourif), who has been committed to a mental hospital after being convicted of killing her family, which was actually Chucky’s doing.

ABC is bringing the Inhuman royal family, led the powerful Black Bolt (Anson Mount), to IMAX theaters and TV in September in another expansion of the MCU.

Jumanji has transformed into a video game since the original movie and four high school kids are sucked into it and become the game’s avatars in this Christmas’ Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

Closing out our month of vehicular action for Auto Pilot is 1994’s Thunder in Paradise, which featured Hulk Hogan as ex-Navy SEAL “Hurricane” Spencer, who along with his buddy Bru (Chris Lemmon), develops a high-tech power boat nicknamed Thunder that they use to take on various villains in the water around Florida.

Hugh Jackman is singing and dancing his way through the life of PT Barnum in the upcoming musical biopic, The Greatest Showman.

An analyst for secret government agency CONTROL, Maxwell Smart gets his chance to realize his dream of being a field agent when most of the other agents are compromised and he’s sent into the field with Agent 99 to track down nuclear terrorist Siegfried.

Edgar Wright is finally back after closing out the Cornetto Trilogy with the musically charged crime/heist movie Baby Driver, where Ansel Elgort plays getaway driver Baby who uses music to both drown out his tinnitus and drive with pinpoint accuracy.

With the recent passing of the great Adam West, Zach, Chris and Joe decided it was appropriate to watch 1966’s Batman The Movie for the latest Everything Action Commentary.