John Carpenter’s classic The Thing arrives on 4K for the first time this week along the physical release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the most recent seasons of Bull, Chicago PD, SEAL Team, and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Shang-Chi arrives in the MCU with a very fun origin story that gets a bit bogged down in flashbacks and exposition but features some fantastic martial arts action.

In 1979, an occultist gang harness the Necronomicon to unleash an evil terror strikes New York. Luckily, a portal appears to bring a modern-day deadites slayer Ash Williams for help. Now Ash must take on the mean streets of NYC and the undead punks that roam them.  

For the first Problem Child movie, The Beach Boys provided the title song “Problem Child”, with the music video featuring movie cast members Gilbert Gottfried and Junior himself, Michael Healy, in the music video.

The Expendables 4 is officially confirmed, Jungle Cruise and Vacation Friends are getting sequels, Poison Ivy cast for Batwoman, Texas Chainsaw Massacre is coming to Netflix, Paramount delays a bunch of movies again and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast podcast, Zach and Chris pay their respects to the late Ed Asner and then dive into trailers like No Time to Die and Red Notice, the first look at the new Resident Evil movie, a Rocketeer sequel, The Expendables 4, Woodstock 99, special and extended editions of the Alien franchise, Undisputed 3, Mythic Quest and more.

Shang-Chi arrives in theaters to kick off September while Prime Video has a new spin on Cinderella, Netflix has Afterlife of the Party and Worth and more are in theaters or streaming this weekend.

Robert Jordan’s epic fantasy series The Wheel of Time comes to Prime Video in November with a new epic TV series starring Rosamund Pike.

Dwayne Johnson is an FBI agent hunting down two of the most wanted criminals on the planet, played by Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot, in the biggest Netflix original movie yet, Red Notice, from Skyscraper and Central Intelligence director Rawson Marshall Thurber.

Roland Emmerich returns to the disaster genre next year with Moonfall, where a mysterious force has knocked the Moon out of its orbit and on a collision course with the Earth.