Things look even crazier and more brutal when Season 2 of The Boys arrives in September on Prime Video as The Boys are the most wanted fugitives in the world, super-terrorists threaten the country, and a new member of The Seven, Stormfront, arrives on the scene with plans of her own.

Sarah Paulson plays the younger version of one of cinema’s greatest villains in the upcoming Netflix series from Ryan Murphy, Ratched, which tells the story of Nurse Ratched’s transformation into the monster we see in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

When his son is taken by the mysterious criminal Mzamo, former Special Forces operative Nero is forced to take out members of three different rival criminal organizations in the upcoming, Isaac Florentine directed, action movie, Seized.

Tons of TV is out this week on DVD and Blu-Ray including Season 2 of Jack Ryan, Season 1 of His Dark Materials, Season 1 of Dispatches from Elsewhere and more.

When the 1986 classic Stand By Me came out, Ben E. King’s iconic song, which gives the movie its title, saw a massive resurgence, jumping back into the Billboard charts and the man himself even starred in a music video featuring cast members River Phoenix and Wil Wheaton.

Netflix is developing content based on Splinter Cell and Beyond Good and Evil along with a Witcher prequel series, AMC Theaters and Universal strike a potentially game-changing release window deal, Bloody Disgusting is launching a new, free horror streaming service and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris pay their respects to Regis Philbin and John Saxon and talk about a Splinter Cell Netflix series, the potential return of G4TV, the 2020 Emmy nominations, Greyhound, the finale of Blindspot, the first DC Animated interactive movie and much more.

Liam Neeson is back in action as bank robber Tom Carter in Honest Thief. When he falls in love, Tom decides to turn himself into the FBI for a deal but two corrupt agents double cross him to steal his millions in ill-gotten funds and frame him for the murder of another agent.

Arriving in October as the headliner of the latest DC Showcase collection, Batman: Death in the Family is the first ever DC Animated interactive movie, where you will get to make choices that will change the fate of Batman, Jason Todd, and Gotham City forever.

For the latest Everything Action Commentary, Zach and Chris head back to 1996 for the Sinbad/Disney classic, First Kid.