The new Power Rangers is out this week along with the most recent season of FX’s The Strain, The Belko Experiment, T2 Trainspotting and more.

Jackie Chan is out for revenge when his daughter is killed in a terrorist attack in London and comes up against a shady government official (Pierce Brosnan) who seems to be working hard to keep the terrorists identities secret in the upcoming action movie The Foreigner.

Transformers: The Last Knight took the box office over the weekend but it was by far the lowest opening ever for the franchise domestically while Wonder Woman has become the highest grossing movie in the DCEU domestically.

Although it’s full of insane sequences, one of the most insane of “So Bad It’s Good” movie Mac and Me is a dance sequence in a McDonald’s that features the song “Down to Earth” by Ashford & Simpson.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the uncertainty of how the Spider-Man spin-offs will work, the directing change for the Han Solo movie, a new Watchmen TV show, Split, big TV season finales, Cobra and more.

Transfomers: The Last Knight is the only big new release this weekend and it’s apparently about as bad as you expect it to be.

American Ninja’s Michael Dudikoff starred in this 90’s syndicated show as Scandal Jackson, an ex-Navy SEAL who is recruited by the mysterious Cobra agency to be their field agent and help people the criminal justice system has failed.

The Camp Firewood gang returns to keep their promise from the movie of reuniting 10 years later in the next Wet Hot American Summer series, arriving in August on Netflix.

Forced into the infantry before a massive invasion to stop an alien threat in Europe, cowardly former Major William Cage accidentally gets doused in alien blood and discovers that every time he dies, the day of the invasion restarts, which he uses to get more competent and figure out a way to stop the aliens once and for all.

Get the latest from Jackie Chan and Dolph Lundgren, the last season of Workaholics, the second season of Colony and more this week on DVD and Blu-Ray.