This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris talk a Vanilla Ice biopic, the latest trailer for Bill & Ted Face the Music, some Comic-Con @ Home news, the season premiere of The Alienist, The Gentlemen, Palm Springs and more.

Based on the second book in the series, The Subtle Knife, Season 2 of the HBO/BBC series His Dark Materials arrives sometime this fall as Lyra Belacqua continues her quest across dimensions with new companion Will Parry while the evil Magisterium continues to tighten its grip on her universe.

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are back together for the upcoming Prime Video series Truth Seekers, where Frost plays the host of an online paranormal investigation show who stumbles across a sinister supernatural conspiracy with his team.

You can check out the1960 western classic The Magnificent Seven in the latest Everything Action Theater as Yul Brynner, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Steve McQueen, Brad Dexter, Robert Vaughn, and Horst Bucholz come together as a team of gunslingers who take a job to defend a village from vicious bandits.

The leader of a team of immortal mercenaries, Andromache “Andy” of Scythia is thousands of years old and she and her team have secretly affected human history. The hunter becomes the hunted however when a former CIA agent and an evil pharmaceutical CEO team-up to try and capture them and learn their secrets.

Director/writer Jimmy Henderson puts a Cambodian spin on Richard Connell’s classic tale The Most Dangerous Game when undercover Chinese cop Xin finds himself captured and put into a deadly Cambodian jungle prison where the warden sells prisoners as prey for wealthy big game hunters.

Megan Fox leads a team of mercenaries on a rescue mission in Africa but things go awry when their extraction is compromised and they have both the kidnapping rebels and bloodthirsty rogue lions after them in the upcoming action thriller Rogue.

Castle Rock Season 2 is finally out on DVD/Blu-Ray this week along with Scoob!, Capone, the classic Spartacus on 4K, Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 and more.

When a report goes missing on an assignment for a crash-landed space rock, Green Hornet and Kato face off against never before seen threats

Hailing from the UK, singer/songwriter Chesney Hawkes started his career at age 19 and had his biggest hit, “The One and Only”, from a movie he co-starred in alongside the legendary Roger Daltrey, Buddy’s Song, and it also later appeared in films like Doc Hollywood, Moon and Source Code.