This week on the podcast, Zach and Joe dive into the Emmy Nominations, The Batman going back to square one again, the Godzilla anime, Geostorm, Rainbow Six, Netflix’s Castlevania, Shooter: The Series and much more.

War for the Planet of the Apes is finally here and appears to be one of the best movies of the summer while a critically acclaimed romantic comedy and terrible seeming horror movie also open this week.

Brendan Gleeson plays a retired detective trying to track down a psychotic killer who murdered 16 people with a stolen car in the upcoming Stephen King adaptation Mr. Mercedes, which will be an exclusive to AT&T and DirecTV subscribers.

The nominees for the 69th annual Emmy Awards were announced today with HBO leading the pack with 22 nominations for Westworld and 17 nominations for Veep while Stranger Things, Feud, Fargo, Better Call Saul, The Night Of and more got multiple nominations as well.

Airing in 1997, Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys pitted the titular crew of primates, who gain enhanced intelligence from a mysterious alien race, against Nebula, a living black hole who wants to destroy the universe and remake it in his own image.

Chris and Zach got to check out a bunch of recent game releases for the latest edition of Gamebox 2.0, including a spin-off of the Valkyria series, the new Futurama mobile game, a dark and bleak puzzle platformer, a hardcore arcade shooter and much more.

The Tick is back after it’s pilot debuted last year on Amazon Video as Peter Serafinowicz takes over as the virtually indestructible, possibly insane, superhero.

For the latest Everything Action Reviewcast, Zach, Chris and Joe dive into Spider-Man’s first starring turn in the MCU, Spider-Man: Homecoming (SPOILER WARNING!).

Going rogue from the CIA to protect a potentially world changing battery, Roy Miller globe trots to avoid the actually corrupt CIA agents and gangsters on his trail with unwitting mechanic June Havens in tow.

Take home the family with the 8th Fast and Furious movie, The Fate of the Furious, along with the new Smurfs, The Lost City of Z, SyFy’s The Magicians and more this week on DVD and Blu-Ray.