Jake Gyllenhaal steps into the shoes of Patrick Swayze to try and clean up a rowdy bar in the Florida Keys in the “reimagining” of the 80s classic Road House, which recently hit Prime Video.

One of the things that the recently released Road House remake is missing is a house band in the vein of the Double Deuce’s band, which was The Jeff Healey Band.

To celebrate the release of the new Road House on Amazon this week, Chris, along with special guests Justin and Addam watched the original 1989 Road House for the latest Everything Action Commentary.

In some alternate universe, we’d all be getting hyped for the return of the X-Men that were featured in the 1989 pilot, Pryde of the X-Men on Disney+ instead of the return of the 90s X-Men in X-Men ’97.

When his brother is murdered by the mob, Chicago detective Truman Gates tries to hunt down the killer before his family back in Applachia get justice the old fashioned way and start a blood feud.

Six One Indie is an independent video game network that aims to boost the presence of rising creators and their games. They have set up the Six One Indie Showcase as a bi-annual digital presentation dedicated to uplifting independent developers who may not have the means for traditional industry spotlights. For their latest show, they are gathering 39 Indie game developers to showcase their latest projects and ideas, all within 60 minutes.

George Miller is returning to the wasteland in May with the prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.

Samuel L. Jackson heads to Scotland to track a serial killer in the upcoming thriller, Damaged.

The first Star Wars live-action series set during the High Republic era, The Acolyte arrives on Disney+ in June.

The Ring trilogy is out this week on 4K along with Witness, K-19: The Widowmaker, Changing Lanes and the original Japanese Dark Water, the complete series of Suits is on Blu-ray and more in the New Release Round Up.