Check out 1992’s Stay Tuned for the latest (and last for 2020) Everything Action Theater as John Ritter and Pam Dawber attempt to survive a hellish gauntlet of TV and movie parodies for the amusement of Satan himself, programmed by evil Hellivision executive, Spike.

In Paris to assist French police with an arrest of notorious Chinese mobster Mr. Big, intelligence office Liu Siu-Jian is instead set up for Mr. Big’s murder and has to escape and fight to clear his name and take down the corrupt French inspector who is really behind everything.

There were too many bad things about 2020 to count but alongside everything else, here are the top 5 worst movies Zach saw over this horrible year

As 2020 finally comes to a close, Zach gives his picks for his top 10 favorite movies of the year, most of which had to be seen at home across the various streaming platforms or on VOD.

After many release date changes and uncertainty about if it would get a theatrical release at all, Wonder Woman 1984 is finally out in whatever theaters are open plus HBO Max at home. Check out our review to see how we thought it stacked up against the first movie.

Slumdog Millionaire was a massive commercial and critical hit when it arrived in 2008, score huge wins at the Oscars, Golden Globes, BAFTA Awards, and the Grammy Awards, not only Best Picture but also for its score but also its Bollywood inspired banger, “Jai Ho”

For the final Everything Action Commentary of 2020, Zach and Chris are joined by special guests Joe and Sam to celebrate the holidays with a Christmas classic, Home Alone.

Suffering from amnesia, Jake Barnes learns that he’s a member of a secret group of martial arts warriors who are chosen to battle an alien warrior who comes to Earth every six years looking for honorable combat and if he doesn’t get it, he’ll destroy the planet.

Denzel Washington and Rami Malek team up to track down a serial killer stalking and killing young girls around Los Angeles in the upcoming crime thriller The Little Things, which will hit theaters and HBO Max in January.

The inimitable Nicolas Cage hosts a new Netflix comedy/documentary series in January next year called The History of Swear Words, which explores the evolution and origins of the biggest and most controversial curse words.