This week on the final Everything Actioncast podcast of 2022, Zach and Chris talk about some of the best and worst of the year in the world of movies, video games, and TV.

In the wake of Bloodsport, there was seemingly an endless stream of martial arts/tournament movies coming out, one of them being 1990’s The King of the Kickboxers, which you can watch in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Trying to survive in the far off future of 2013 that has been ravaged by war and disease, The Postman puts on the uniform of a long-dead mail carrier and inadvertently starts a movement that brings hope to what’s left of the US and battles a neo-fascist militia led by the ruthless General Bethlehem.

2022 was a great year for movies with a great mix of smaller movies, streaming originals, and massive blockbusters in theaters. Here are Zach’s picks for his top 10 best/favorite movies of the year.

There was plenty of great stuff in theaters and on streaming over the year but here is Zach’s list for the Top 5 movies that disappointed, missed the mark, or were flat-out terrible from 2022

The DVD and Blu-ray releases of 2022 come to end with the first season of Digimon on Blu-ray, Halloween Ends, Terrifier 2, The Staircase, The Lair, Lamborghini and more.

Avatar: The Way of Water stayed far above the competition over the Christmas holiday weekend while another star-studded movie, Babylon, crashed and burned similar to Amsterdam earlier this year.

When Knives Out opened in 2019, it gave the world Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, a wonderfully southern-fried detective full of colloquialisms and an eye for details.  Three years later, Blanc is back for another mystery in Glass Onion. Check out our review.

It’s the final night of Hannukah tonight, so it seems like the perfect time to highlight Adam Sandler’s classic, “The Chanukah Song”, which was first performed in 1994 during Weekend Update on SNL.

This week on the Everything Actioncast podcast, Zach and Chris discuss the first trailers for Oppenheimer and Barbie, the first casting for the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie, Henry Cavill starring in a Warhammer 40K TV series, Home Alone 2, Banshee, Smile, the visual overload of Avatar: The Way of Water, Ducktales and more.