This week on the Everything Actioncast podcast, Zach and Chris pay tribute to Michael K. Williams and then discuss the first trailer for The Matrix Resurrections, big Playstation announcements, Raised by Wolves, What If?, Shang-Chi, What We Do in The Shadows, and more.

The latest from James Wan hits HBO Max and theaters with Malignant while Netflix has assassin action movie Kate, Prime Video has the thriller The Voyeurs and The Card Counter and Queenpins have limited theatrical releases this weekend.

Based on the excellent NetherRealm game, Injustice gets an animated adaptation in October as Superman suffers a massive tragedy at the hands of The Joker and decides to take over the world to prevent anything like it from happening again, putting him against Batman and a group of freedom fighters.

One of the last kids in his school to get the popular “B-Bot” robotic companion, Barney quickly realizes his B-Bot Ron has some serious issues in the upcoming 20th Century Studios and Locksmith Animation release Ron’s Gone Wrong, hitting theaters in October.

Jack back into The Matrix with the fourth entry in the franchise arriving in December this year, The Matrix Resurrections, which will be in theaters and on HBO Max.

One of our favorite Val Kilmer movies, you can watch 1997’s The Saint in full for the latest Everything Action Theater thanks to YouTube.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence are two low-level astronomers trying to convince the world a comet is on a world-destroying collision course with Earth in the upcoming Adam McKay Netflix movie, Don’t Look Up.

Thomas Jane is an astronaut who gets cast adrift as a global storm caused by a passing asteroid affects the technology and lives of various people on Earth in Warning.

When his girlfriend has her leg broken by the gang that runs the rough Miami high school she works at as a teacher, mercenary John Shale goes undercover as a substitute to root the gangs and uncovers a plot that ships drugs out to the city.

Directed by Antoine Fuqua and written by True Detective’s Nic Pizzolatto, The Guilty arrives on Netflix in October and finds Jake Gyllenhaal as a demoted police officer working in the 911 call center of Los Angeles who gets a call from a desperate woman in grave danger.