One of the most recognizable and popular songs from INXS, “Devil Inside” came out in 1988 off the band’s Kick album and featured a music video from director Joel Schumacher, hot off directing The Lost Boys the year prior.

Netflix’s adaptation of Sandman finds its cast, Kevin Hart joins the Borderlands movie, Tomb Raider and King Kong are getting Netflix anime shows, Robert Rodriguez is rebooting Spy Kids, Cloverfield is getting a direct sequel, and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris analyze the first Godzilla vs Kong trailer, pay respects to Larry King and Cloris Leachman, and talk about WWE folding into Peacock, the weird world of Mighty Ducks, Motherless Brooklyn, Honest Thief, and more.

For the first Everything Action Commentary for 2021, Zach and Chris unleash some Van Dammage and watch JCVD’s 1990 classic, Lionheart. 

Batman goes 70s kung-fu this week with Batman: Soul of the Dragon along with the first season of Snowpiercer, the second season of Doom Patrol, crazy Mel Gibson Santa in Fatman, and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

The ultimate battle of Titans arrives in March in both theaters and on HBO Max as Godzilla vs Kong finally arrives and puts the titular legends against each other in the fourth entry in Legendary and Warner Bros’ Monsterverse.

JCVD had been joyfully dancing since he was a background extra in Breakin’ and last year he teamed with French electronic/rock duo AaRON to provide some moves for their song “Ultrareve”, off their album Anatomy of Light.

Legendary broadcaster Larry King has passed away, No Time to Die is delayed again until October, Zack Synder’s Justice League may be one, uncut 4 hour movie, Batman: The Animated Series may be getting a sequel series, another Game of Thrones prequel is announced and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the first two episodes of Wandavision, the first trailer for Willy’s Wonderland with Nicolas Cage, the first look at the new Mortal Kombat, a Naked Gun reboot with Liam Neeson, A Gnome Named Gnorm, the strange return of Batwoman and more.

2021 has arrived and we hope it brings new and exciting things. In our January game reviews, we started off the year right with some interesting indie titles to get ready for more gaming throughout 2021. We stepped into the boxing ring to earn fame and fortune in Billion Beat, explored a spooky theater with lights and shadows in Iris.Fall, and became a medieval bully in Rustler: Prologue.