This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the premiere of Invincible on Prime Video, Raya and The Last Dragon, the return of CSI, new trailers for The Suicide Squad and Sprial, the Knives Out sequels heading to Netflix, and more.

Sean Patrick Flanery is military veteran Jason Hill, who realizes that terrorists have taken over the VA hospital where he goes for therapy and where his wife works and he must battle the terrorists to save his wife, a high-ranking general, and the rest of the hostages.

Godzilla vs Kong smashes into theaters along with the first major horror movie of 2021, The Unholy, along with one more wide release in theaters, French Exit, and a new movie on Netflix, Concrete Cowboy.

Director Phillip Noyce brings the true crime story of FBI witness Susan Smith and her affair with FBI agent Mark Putnam in Above Suspicion starring Emilia Clarke and Jack Huston, coming to theaters in May.

Godzilla and Kong are facing off in Godzila vs Kong in theaters and HBO Max but the two titans have met before in 1962’s Toho production King Kong vs Godzilla, which you can watch in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Recruited by Monarch for a mission to Skull Island in the 1970s, former SAS Captain James Conrad leads one group of survivors when the legendary Kong attacks their helicopters and they try to survive the island’s other monstrous inhabitants.

Netflix is bringing another epic fantasy series to their service in April with Shadow and Bone, based on the Grisha Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo.

After their introduction in the excellent final season of The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch aka Clone Force 99 are getting their own series starting this May as they try to survive as mercenaries post-Clone Wars and run into a bunch of familiar faces as they make their way through the galaxy.

The Saw franchise returns with Chris Rock starring in and executive producing Spiral: From the Book of Saw, where a new serial killer who seems to be taking inspiration from John Kramer is unleashing a new game of deadly traps.

Rick and Morty are back in June on Adult Swim for the fifth season of one of the greatest shows on TV and it looks like the gang is paying homage/parodying Hellraiser, Voltron, Aquaman, and more.