After delivering the transcendent insanity of Malignant last year, James Wan is back, producing this time, for Blumhouse’s M3GAN, which hits theaters in January. 

Everyone’s favorite group of genetically modified clone troopers is back in January for season 2 of The Bad Batch. 

Charlie Cox and Christian Bale are headlining two new Netflix projects on the streaming platform in the next month or so, Treason and The Pale Blue Eye.

Becoming the new wielder of the Cosmic Staff, high schooler Courtney Whitmore becomes Stargirl and finds friends to fill out the roster of a new Justice Society of America to defend against threats like the Injustice Society, Eclipso, and the Ultra-Humanite.

The final season and complete series of Better Call Saul is out this week aong with Clerks III, Season 3 of Creepshow, Mad God, 4Ks of Pulp Fiction, 48 Hrs, Adaptation and Black Christmas and more on DVD and Blu-ray/4K this week.

Despite a stronger-than-expected debut from Violent Night, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever managed to stay at the top of the box office for the fourth weekend in a row.

Kenan and Kel reunited this past weekend on SNL, which got us thinking back to classics like 1997’s Good Burger.  While the most memorable song from the movie’s soundtrack is “We’re All Dudes” by Less Than Jake and Kel, there was also “All I Want” from 90s R&B trio 702.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris pay respects to Clarence Gilyard Jr. and Albert Pyun and then talk about the trailers for Cocaine Bear and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Ang Lee making a Bruce Lee biopic, the first season of Wednesday, the funky fresh beats of Planes, Trains and Automobiles, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special and more.

His Dark Materials returns for its third and final season on Sunday (12/5) to close out the epic sci-fi/fantasy story of multiple dimensions and the war that will decide the fate of them all. Check out the official recap video from HBO that features the cast going over some key plot points from seasons 1 and 2.

The late Albert Pyun contributed many awesomely over-the-top action movies over his directing career, like Cyborg, Nemesis, Captain America, and Dollman.  One of his more deep-cut movies is 1996’s Adrenalin: Fear the Rush, starring genre favorites Christopher Lambert and Natasha Henstridge.