One of the greatest, if not the greatest, heist/crime movies ever made, you can watch Michael Mann’s 1995 masterpiece Heat in the latest Everything Action Theater.

A fearsome warrior, Baba Voss fights to protect his family, especially his children who can see, in a future society where most of humanity is blind hundreds of years after an apocalyptic event wiped out a huge chunk of the population.

They Live gets a limited edition 4K Steelbook this week along with The Menu, Speak No Evil, Spin Me Round, 4Ks of Double Jeopardy, Cloverfield and Wrath of Man, and more.

Avatar remained at the top of the charts for another weekend and continues its climb up the all-time domestic and worldwide charts.

An ambitious social worker investigating missing women leads her to the mysterious nightclub Carmilla’s and finds a new reason to be careful of the night in DarkHorseComics Carmilla: The First Vampire.

Considering 2002’s Gangs of New York dealt with Irish immigrants trying to survive after coming to America in the 19th century (along with engaging in gang warfare across New York City), it makes sense that the biggest Irish band in the world, U2, would contribute a song to the soundtrack, which they did with “The Hands That Built America”.

A Universal Studios horror attraction is coming to Las Vegas, Sony is developing a Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon TV series, Kiefer Sutherland’s Rabbit Hole gets a premiere date on Paramount+, Morgan Freeman joins Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the new trailer for Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania, a new Dungeons & Dragon Paramount+ series, a new Universal Studios attraction in Las Vegas, the Chinese blockbuster Warriors of Future, The Old Man, Gangs of New York, Police Story 2 and more.

Gerard Butler and Mike Colter star in the action movie Plane this weekend in theaters along with A Man Called Otto, the new House Party, the Kevin Williamson-penned Peacock slasher Sick, The Devil Conspiracy, The Drop, The Offering, and more in theaters and on streaming.

Based on the books by Jonathan Stroud, a trio of London teens battles deadly ghosts in the upcoming Netflix series Lockwood & Co.