One has a warrior spirit, the other has a joker’s charm, but together they are an unstoppable force against evil. Across time and space, Ash and Xena team up to take on bandits, mythical creatures, and deadites. This epic saga of sword, boomstick, and sorcery, is collected in Army of Darkness/Xena Omnibus from Dynamite

Alexandra Daddario and Diego Boneta are couple in love despite their families centuries-long feud in the upcoming spin on Romeo & Juliet, Die in a Gunfight, coming in July to theaters and On Demand.

Stargirl returns to The CW in August as new threats emerge but luckily the ranks of the new Justice Society of America is expanding to confront them.

With In the Heights opening weaker than anticipated, A Quiet Place Part 2 took back the top spot at the box office and became the first movie since the pandemic started to make over $100 million domestically.

Bryan Ferry contributed “Kiss and Tell” to the soundtrack for 1988’s Bright Lights, Big City, which featured a darker and more serious turn for Michael J Fox as he played a fact-checker at a big magazine in New York City that spirals into drug and alcohol abuse after a number of personal and professional setbacks, including the death of his mother to cancer.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the first look at the new Masters of the Universe cartoon on Netflix, the latest from JCVD, the premier of Loki, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Ralph Breaks the Internet, The Munsters, Lord of the Rings, Ted, and More.

The highly anticipated In the Heights arrives in theaters and on HBO Max this weekend along with Peter Rabbit 2, Awake on Netflix, and Infinite on Paramount+.

The battle between He-Man and Skeletor continues from where the classic 80s cartoon ended with Kevin Smith’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation, with Part 1 arriving on Netflix in July.

Based on true events, Bruce Willis and Megan Fox are FBI agents who team up with a Texas Ranger, played by Emile Hirsch, to hunt down a brutal serial killer in Midnight in the Switchgrass.

Ivan Reitman’s Evolution debuted in theaters in June of 2001 and, clearly expecting it to be a much bigger hit than it was, an animated series arrived in the fall of that year on Fox Kids, Alienators: Evolution Continues, which kept some of the characters and general premise but changed things into a sort of Extreme Ghostbusters style show where a special team was created to battle the threat of alien mutations that arrive on Earth on a meteor.