This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about all the news from Comic Con, including all the Marvel announcements, Stallone becoming a superhero in Samaritan, The Gray Man, Last Night in Soho, Resident Evil, Everything Everywhere All at Once and more.

DC League of Superpets and Vengeance close out July for wide theatrical releases while streaming gets stuff like The Reef: Stalked on Shudder, Not Okay on Hulu, Honor Society on Paramount+ and more.

Crank that air conditioning, grab some water, and feel refreshed with the coolest video game releases and reviews with have for you. We fought back virus in Arcadegeddon, followed clues in Mothmen 1966, fought back demons in HunterX, freed a tree guardian in The Tale of Bistun, and more. Read on to see all the games we’ve checked out this hot month in the Game Box 2.0

One of the things we like to do here at Everything Action is watching trailers for ridiculous 80s and 90s action movies, most of which went straight to video, and we stumble across stuff like 1997’s Executive Target, which we watched for the latest Everything Action Commentary

Stallone joins the world of superheroes by becoming Samaritan on Prime Video in August

Guillermo Del Toro brings his unique style to his first full-length animated feature, the long in development stop-motion version of Pinocchio, which arrives on Netflix in December.

Working as a black ops CIA operative, Court Gentry aka Sierra Six comes into possession of evidence that the CIA’s rising star, Denny Carmichael, is using CIA assets to conduct illegal operations, which puts him in the crosshairs of multiple teams of mercenaries led by the psychotic Lloyd Hansen.

If you were a fan of Ti West’s horror movie X from earlier this year, there’s more on the way in September with the origin story, Pearl, which brings back Mia Goth as the younger version of X’s elderly killer.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is out this week on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K along with The Lost City, the new DC animated movie Green Lantern: Beware My Power, Species on 4K, the first season of AMC’s That Dirty Black Bag and more.

Jordan Peele’s third theatrical feature, Nope, took the top at the box office, pushing Thor: Love and Thunder down to second place in its third week of release