Chuck Norris and Lee Marvin lead a special ops rescue mission when Lebanese terrorists hijack a plane in the 1986 Cannon Films classic, The Delta Force, which you can watch in full right here.

Sony developing a new Men in Black, Hocus Pocus is getting remade for Disney Channel, IT Chapter Two gets a release date, Tom Cruise’s The Mummy is getting an actually awesome looking 16 bit style video game and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe dive into the Boz classic Stone Cold, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Red Dead Redemption 2, Lionsgate making it’s own NYC attraction, tons of Fall TV premieres, David S. Pumpkins and more.

Two movies based on true events are out to close out September, along with two thrillers that were not screened for critics, which is always a great sign.

Set in the future where an automated security system controls the justice system, Infinity Chamber finds Frank Lerner (Christopher Soren Kelly) arrested for seemingly nothing and thrown into a cell controlled by an AI named HOWARD and a device that can probe his memories to determine his innocence or guilt.

For the latest Everything Action commentary, Zach and Chris join The Boz into the dangerous world of evil 90’s biker gangs with 1991’s Stone Cold.

A street smart ruffian in London, Eggsy’s potential is seen by Kingsman agent Harry Hart and Eggsy transforms into a proper gentleman secret agent who has saved the world twice from over the top villains looking to destroy it.

Natalie Portman joins an expedition into a mysterious environmental disaster zone in the follow up to Ex Machina by writer/director Alex Garland, Annihilation.

Kingsman: The Secret Service was one of the most pleasant surprises of 2014, a kick ass homage to Roger Moore era Bond that was also completely over the top. The Golden Circle can’t quite live up to the bar set by the first movie but it’s still a fun spy romp as Kingsman teams up with their southern fried American counterparts, Statesman.

John Travolta returns to true crime by starring as the infamous John Gotti in a biopic that follows the rise and fall of the “Teflon Don”.