This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris are joined by a returning Joe to talk Justice League Dark, the delay of Obi-Wan, Bad Boys for Life, Amazon’s growing library of Dad shows based on books, The Rundown, Joker and more.

Typical platform and puzzle games are usually geared towards family-friendly settings and cheerful characters, but Vikintor, Stage Clear Studios, and Digerati take the genre to a twisted place for a mature audience. Tamashii is a puzzle platformer that features classic game mechanics with heavy satanic imagery. The game is dripping with horror elements that kept me […]

The latest from Guy Ritchie, The Gentlemen, arrives in theaters this weekend along with a new spin on “The Turning of the Screw” and a real-life war story.

As Chinese New Year happens this coming weekend (1/25), the Everything Action crew is celebrating as we have for many years with a kung-fu/martial arts movie and this year Zach and Chris watched the classic Shaw Brothers movie The 36th Chamber of Shaolin.

Anthony Horowitz’s literary teen spy is getting a TV adaptation as Alex Rider gets recruited by MI6 to go undercover at a remote boarding school that seems to be connected to the deaths of two billionaires.

Pop culture obsessed Wade Watts becomes embroiled in a battle for the future of the virtual universe OASIS when its creator dies and leaves behind a series of challenges that will give control of the entire system to whoever solves them first.

After 17 years, Marcus Burnett and Mike Lowery are back for the third Bad Boys movie, Bad Boys for Life, as a revenge plot by a vicious cartel boss’ wife targets a number of people in Miami, including Mike.

Zombieland: Double Tap is out this week on DVD and Blu-Ray along with The Addams Family, Countdown, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, The Courier and more.

Recently released from prison, ex-cop and former boxer Spenser gets pulled into a conspiracy of corrupt cops and crooked politicians in Boston and recruits his new roommate Hawk, his landlord Henry and his ex-girlfriend Cissy to help him bring them down.

Bad Boys for Life had a massive MLK holiday weekend opening, breaking a number of records, while Dolittle got off to a mediocre start compared to its absurdly massive budget.