Cult 80s classic The Monster Squad is out this week on 4K along with The Naked Gun, the animated Street Fighter 2 movie and Barbarella, the final season and complete series of Riverdale, the first seasons of Wandavision and The Sandman and more in the New Release Round Up.

The Hunger Games stayed on top of the box office over the Thanksgiving holiday, holding off Napoleon and the latest from Disney Animation, Wish.

Since it came out in the early 2000s, Reign of Fire was basically obligated to have some sort of rock/nu-metal on its soundtrack, and the short-lived band Mad at Gravity provided “Walk Away” (along with another song “Burn”) over the movie’s credits.

For the latest Everything Action commentary, Zach and Chris celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1993 Disney version of The Three Musketeers with special guests Addam and Chris Ali. 

Napoleon and Wish are the big theatrical releases for this holiday weekend while Good Burger 2 is on Paramount+, The Naughty Nine debuts on Disney+, Adam Sandler is Leo on Netflix and more in theaters and on streaming.

Starting December 1 to December 3, PAX Unplugged is ready for everyone to experience table top gaming at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. If this is your first PAX event or need a refresher, then this is handy outline will help get you excited for some stuff to experience!

When he accidentally kills the son of a mob boss in a fight in an underground casino, law student and part-time mechanic Charlie Farrow finds himself relentlessly pursued by the mob and corrupt cops.

The Harrison Ford/Tommy Lee Jones classic The Fugitive is on 4K this week along with the complete series of The Expanse and Farscape for its 25th anniversary, Saw X, Oppenheimer, Expend4bles, The White Lotus Season 2 and more in the New Release Round Up.

The Hunger Games returned to theaters this past weekend with The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes and took the top spot on the charts, but it was a far cry from the franchise’s heyday.

The Rugrats made their big screen debut 25 years ago today with The Rugrats Movie on November 20th, 1998 and the show’s theme song got remixed into the movie’s big single, “Take Me There” by Mya ft. Blackstreet, Mase & Blinky Blink.