As we get ready to see who the Oscars award this coming weekend, it’s time once again for the Kick Ass Awards, Everything Action’s own celebration of last year’s best and worst, including the prestigious Ass Kicker of the Year and The Kick Ass Movie of 2022.  Read on to check out all the winners (and losers).

Based on the premise alone, this weekend’s 65 sounds like something The Asylum would put out, as the masters of the mockbuster are no strangers to time travel and dinosaurs, as seen in movies like 100 Million BC which you can watch in the latest Everything Action Theater.

The leader of a team of Navy SEALs, Lieutenant A.K. Waters leads a rescue mission into Nigeria to recover an American doctor but ends up leading a large group of refugees and defending them from rebel forces in pursuit.

One of the best shows on TV, Barry is coming to an end in April with the fourth and final season on HBO.

It’s a light New Release Round-Up to kick off March but there is still 90s classic The Mask of Zorro on 4K along with fellow 90s classic Air Force One, Christmas Bloody Christmas, Women Talking and a few other new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K.

The Russo Brothers brought The Gray Man to Netflix last year and now they are heading to Amazon for the new globe-hopping espionage action series Citadel in April.

In a dystopian future where thousands have been living underground in a massive silo, an engineer (Rebecca Ferguson) begins to question what is actually going on in the new Apple TV+ series Silo, which debuts in May. 

While he was in control in the MCU as Captain America, Chris Evans is in over his head in his new Apple TV+ movie, Ghosted, which debuts in April, and co-star Ana de Armas.

After the Michael Bay produced TMNT duology, it looks like the Turtles are looking to the Spiderverse for inspiration with their next big screen adventure, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.

Adonis Creed remained a box office champion this past weekend as Creed III had a franchise-best opening and easily took the top spot at the box office away from Quantumania.