Seemingly taking a page from Grindhouse, which opened a few years earlier in 2007, The Black Keys went full retro exploitation style for the 2011 music video for their song “Howlin’ For You” by making it a fake movie trailer starring Tricia Helfer.

The new Silent Hill movie casts its leads, Guillermo Del Toro is working on a version of Frankenstein for Netflix, beloved character actor Lance Reddick passed away, James Gunn will direct Superman: Legacy, Daisy Edgar-Jones will star in Twisters and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the 95th Oscar winners, the first full trailer for The Little Mermaid remake, possible casting for Guillermo Del Toro’s version of Frankenstein, early 2000s serial killer thrillers, Pearl, and more.

Shazam: Fury of the Gods opens this weekend and there’s also Boston Strangler on Hulu, limited releases like Inside and Full River Red, and more across streaming and in theaters.

Pax East is an annual gaming convention that takes place at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. From March 23rd to 26th, the location will be packed with tons of nerdy goodness to keep people busy for hours. Pax East has been providing an event space for fans, developers, industry reps, and all in between. With so much to see and do, here’s our quick preview and insights into things to check out while attending this year’s show.

If there’s one thing that’s better than one Jackie Chan, it’s two Jackie Chans, which is what we got in the 1992 classic Twin Dragons, which you can watch in the latest Everything Action Theater. 

Approached by the sister of a former ally killed by the ruthless president of Colombia, Bobby McBain gathers his old military team and leads a mission to get avenge his friend’s death and take down El Presidente.

Walter Hill’s Rock & Roll action classic Streets of Fire is out on 4K this week along with Oscar winner The Whale, A Man Called Otto, the final seasons of The Good Fight and The Walking Dead, Shudder’s Glorious, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and more on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K.

Setting a new high for the franchise, Scream VI took the top spot at the box office over Oscar weekend.

After an electrifying live performance and a win for Best Original Song, it’s time to celebrate RRR’s joyfully over-the-top song “Naatu Naatu”, which accompanies one of the movie’s absurdly great dance sequences.