This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the future of the MCU, the new live-action Red Sonja, Without Remorse, the season finale of Invincible, The Mitchells vs The Machines, the premiere of The Bad Batch, and more.

Jason Statham is back and reteamed with Guy Ritchie for Wrath of Man while Billy Crystal directs and co-stars with Tiffany Haddish in Here Today while Monster hits Netflix and the J Balvin documentary The Boy From Medellín hits Prime Video.

A sea voyage with pirates brings surprising spoils to plunder. But Sonja’s adventure had just begun when the sea attacks back in Dynamite’s The Invincible Red Sonja #1.

1994 was a gigantic year for Jim Carrey as Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura, and The Mask all hit that year and launched him into the stratosphere of comedic superstardom. You can watch The Mask in the latest Everything Action Theater thanks to YouTube.

A US Army Ranger and the leader of a UN security squad, Captain Natalie Artemis and her team are pulled into an alternate dimension where they are forced to try and survive attacks from gigantic and vicious monsters.

90s action classic Speed is out for the first time on 4K this week along with recent HBO Max releases The Little Things and Judas and The Black Messiah, Vanilla Ice’s ridiculous starring vehicle Cool as Ice on Blu-Ray, and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Demon Slayer The Movie took the top spot at the box office away from Mortal Kombat for the first weekend of May but both movies saw huge drops from last week’s opening weekend.

Sony Animation follows up their amazing Into the Spider-Verse with another brilliant animated movie, The Mitchells vs The Machines, which is as sweet and heartwarming as it is hilarious and action-packed.

Tom Clancy’s Navy SEAL character John Clark gets a starring vehicle with Michael B. Jordan in the lead in Prime Video’s Without Remorse, which hit the streaming platform this past weekend.

The Real Ghostbusters, of course, used various spins on Ray Parker Jr’s “Ghostbusters” but each episode, at least for the first season, featured an original song performed by the duo Tahiti and a soundtrack album of those songs was released in 1986.