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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris experience Turtle Power and celebrate the 35th anniversary of 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Required viewing for all '90s kids, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fused the original, gritty comics with the more kid-friendly animated series and found the Turtles meeting reporter April O'Neil (Judith Hoag) and coming into conflict with the Foot Clan, led by their intimidating leader Shredder (James Saito). Zach and Chris discuss Raph almost getting beaten to death, Turtle Power vs Ninja Rap, the eternal awesomeness of the Foot Clan lair, try to figure out Shredder's ultimate goal, Danny never getting any comeuppance, and more.
You can rent or buy Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on platforms like Prime Video and Fandango at Home. Next week, we're staying in the world of comic books and discussing Sin City for its 20th anniversary.
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For the latest Everything Action Commentary, Zach and Chris hunt the final Sony's Spider-Man Universe film, Kraven the Hunter, with special guests Phil and Joe from Digital Pimp.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as Sergei Kravinoff, who gains animalistic superpowers as a teenager via a serum that saves him from a lion mauling while on a hunt in Africa. Determined to fight against everything his gangster father, Nikolai (Russell Crowe), stands for, Sergei travels the globe putting criminals on his "list" and then killing them. He runs afoul of The Rhino (Alessandro Nivola) and The Foreigner (Christopher Abbott), who kidnap his half-brother Dmitri (Fred Hechinger). To track them down, Kraven enlists the help of Calypso (Ariana DeBose), who provided the serum that saved Sergei's life back in the day. While watching the movie, the guys comment on the seemingly endless origin story, The Foreigner's powers and lack of a comic-accurate costume, why Kraven suddenly needs a lawyer to help track criminals, disturbing CG faces, and more.
You can watch Kraven the Hunter on Netflix and sync it up to our commentary track to watch along.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris dodge Death and talk about Final Destination, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Kicking off a horror franchise that continues this year with Final Destination: Bloodlines in May, the original film stars Devon Sawa as Alex Browning, who has a premonition of the plane his class is traveling to Paris on exploding after take-off and freaks out. He, along with several of his classmates and a teacher, Valerie Lewton (Kristen Cloke) are kicked off the plane but Alex's vision is proven true. A month later, the survivors begin to die in freak accidents, and Alex and fellow survivor Clear Rivers (Ali Larter) learn that Death itself may be coming after them for avoiding it on the plane. Zach and Chris discuss some of the rules of this movie compared to the others in the series, how everyone seems to hate Sean William Scott, how Death's only hands-on kill in the franchise is Alex's friend Tod (Chad Donella), Tony Todd's first appearance as Bludworth and more.
You can watch Final Destination (and the rest of the series) on Max. Next week, we're feeling Turtle Power and celebrating the 35th anniversary of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris try to survive underground with Stallone and discuss the 1996 disaster movie Daylight, which just got released on 4K.
Stallone stars as Kit Latura, the disgraced former chief of the New York Emergency Medical Services. When an explosion collapses both ends of one of the tunnels that leads from New York City to New Jersey, Kit springs into action to try and rescue the survivors, an eclectic group including a group of juvenile prisoners, an elderly couple, and a vacationing family. Zach and Chris discuss the insane series of events that led to the tunnel explosion, if Kit had a death wish, the inconsistent threat of hypothermia, the archaic model of the tunnel that is used to plan the rescue, and more.
You can check out the 4K of Daylight and also rent it on services like Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Next week, we're celebrating the 25th anniversary of Final Destination and getting ready for the new entry in the franchise later this year.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris pay homage to the late Gene Hackman by discussing his co-starring role with Will Smith in the 1998 Tony Scott thriller, Enemy of the State.
Smith plays Robert Clayton Dean, a labor lawyer in Washington D.C. who inadvertently comes into possession of evidence of the NSA Assistant Director Thomas Reynold (Jon Voight) overseeing the murder of a congressman. When the NSA believes Dean is hiding the tape from them, they put him under surveillance and destroy his life, forcing him on the run. He eventually finds help in Brill (Hackman), an investigator Dean previously contracted, a former NSA agent now living off the grid. Zach and Chris discuss Jon Voight's star-studded team of goons, including Jack Black and Seth Green; the pivotal importance of an NEC TurboExpress console; sci-fi video manipulation software; how the movie could be a pseudo-sequel to The Conversation; and more.
You can buy or rent Enemy of the State on platforms like AppleTV, Prime Video, and Fandango at Home. Next week, we're heading underground with Stallone in Daylight, as the disaster movie is getting a 4K release.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris are on the case to discuss the first adaptation of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series, the 2012 Tom Cruise movie, as season 3 of the Amazon series just kicked off.
Based on the Jack Reacher novel One Shot, a troubled Army sniper, James Barr (Joseph Sikora), is arrested for killing five people in Pittsburgh. He asks for Jack Reacher (Cruise), who shows up ready to confirm Barr's guilt based on an incident during the Iraq War. Instead, he uncovers a larger plot involving a shady construction company run by a sinister man known as "The Zek" (Werner Herzog). Zach and Chris discuss Cruise's Reacher compared to Alan Ritchson's, Herzog's fantastic villain performance, overly complicated criminal plots, intense speeches about freedom, and more.
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For the latest Everything Action Commentary, Zach and Chris go intergalactic with 2015's Jupiter Ascending, which celebrated its 10th anniversary.
Mila Kunis stars as Jupiter Jones, who discovers she's intergalactic royalty and the owner of Earth. The squabbling Abrasax siblings try to manipulate or kill Jupiter to get Earth under their control, but luckily for Jupiter, she has a protector in Caine Wise (Channing Tatum), a genetically modified half-human/half-canine soldier. While watching the movie, Zach and Chris talk about Eddie Redmayne's post-Oscars scenery chomping, the movie turning into Brazil for a sequence, the multiple climaxes, space rollerblades, and more.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris experience an Experiment In Fear and discuss 1988's Monkey Shines as a new evil monkey hits theaters with The Monkey.
Directed by the great George A. Romero, Monkey Shines stars Jason Beghe as Allan Mann, a track star and law student. After being hit by a truck while on a morning run, Allan is left paralyzed from the neck down and in the care of an uncaring nurse and his overbearing mother. His friend Geoffrey offers him Ella, a Capuchin monkey, to act as a service animal, but Geoffrey's ulterior motives are to see if his experiments with injecting human brain tissue into Ella have any effect. Ella and Allan start to develop a telekinetic bond that sees Ella begin to act on Allan's darkest impulses, including murdering people. Zach and Chris try to figure out the toy monkey marketing campaign, why helper monkeys are no longer used in homes, Allan's insane "You slime" monologue to Ella, sleazy Stanley Tucci, and more.
You can watch Monkey Shines on PlutoTV, MGM+, and Fubo. Next week, with Reacher back for a third season on Prime Video, we're rewatching the first adaptation of Lee Child's ass-kicking hero, 2012's Jack Reacher, starring Tom Cruise.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris celebrate Valentine's Day with the 1981 slasher classic My Bloody Valentine.
Filmed in Canada, My Bloody Valentine came out as the 80s slasher boom kicked off, following the success of movies like Halloween and Friday the 13th. In the town of Valentine Bluffs, a tragedy at the local mine during a Valentine's Day dance results in miner Harry Warden becoming a cannibalistic psychopath. He kills the mine's supervisors and threatens the town that if they ever have a Valentine's Day dance again, he will go on another killing spree. The town tempts fate 20 years later and plans a new dance, and, as predicted, people start getting brutally killed by a killer in a miner's uniform. Zach and Chris try to figure out how old everyone is supposed to be, if the Valentine's Day dance offers any financial benefits to the town, Moosehead Lager, the censorship that took out much of the gory kills, how it compares to the 2009 remake, and more.
You can watch My Bloody Valentine on Shudder, PlutoTV, and AMC+. Next week, we're watching the 1988 horror movie Monkey Shines to get into the mindset of The Monkey, which hits theaters next weekend.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris head to Amish country and discuss the 1985 Harrison Ford movie Witness, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Ford is John Book, a Philadelphia Detective Captain who is investigating the murder of an undercover cop in a bathroom in 30th Street Station. The only witness is Samuel Lapp, an 8-year-old Amish boy who reveals that the murderer is Lt. McFee (Danny Glover), who is part of a group of corrupt cops who stole valuable chemicals used to make Speed. With only his partner to trust, Book gets Samuel and his mother and recently widowed Rachel (Kelly McGillis) back to their home in Lancaster County, but a gunshot injures him, and he has to recover and lie low on the Lapp family farm. Zach and Chris discuss evil Danny Glover, death by corn, Harrison Ford acting like a creep watching Rachel give herself a sponge bath, Viggo Mortensen's first film role, and more.
You can rent or buy Witness on digital platforms like Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Next week, we're celebrating Valentine's Day with the original My Bloody Valentine from 1981.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris hunt witches with Vin Diesel for The Last Witch Hunter, recently released on 4K.
Coming out in 2015 and based on Vin Diesel's Dungeons & Dragons character, "Melkor the Witch-Hunter", Diesel stars as Kaulder, an immortal warrior who works with an organization called the Axe & Cross to keep humanity safe from magical threats. When a group of evil witches plot to bring back the Witch Queen (Julie Engelbrecht) and unleash a plague upon the world, Kaulder needs to figure out a way to stop them, which requires remembering a key part of his past. Zach and Chris discuss Kaulder's unimaginative witch-hunting arsenal, magical food and drink, Elijah Wood's nonsensical backstabbing, the urban fantasy world building and more.
You can watch The Last Witch Hunter on Max or check out the new 4K. Next week, we're heading to Amish country to discuss Witness for its 40th anniversary and because Harrison Ford will soon be seen as Thunderbolt Ross/Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World.
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For this month's Everything Action Commentary, Zach and Chris watch the Universal Monsters classic The Wolf Man with the Leigh Whannell reimagining hitting theaters earlier this month.
Lon Chaney Jr. stars as Larry Talbot, who returns to his ancestral home in Wales, and his father, Sir John Talbot (Claude Rains). While visiting a Romani fortune teller with the daughter of the local antique dealer, Gwen Conliffe (Evelyn Ankers), Larry is attacked by a wolf and bitten in the chest but manages to kill the creature with a silver-topped cane. Soon afterward, Larry begins to transform into The Wolf Man and stalks the local woods, killing a villager and causing a hunting party to be formed to find the creature. While watching the movie, Zach and Chris comment on the classic Wolf Man makeup, Larry's peeping tom tendencies, the trio of Universal Monster actors (Chaney Jr, Rains, and Bela Lugosi), wonder what Larry was doing in America for years and more.
You can watch The Wolf Man on Peacock, AMC+, or Shudder and sync up the track to watch along with the Everything Action crew.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris feel the Fear and dive into Mark Wahlberg's first time playing a psychotic villain, as he does it again this weekend in theaters in Flight Risk.
Wahlberg plays David McCall, a seemingly perfect boyfriend to teenager Nicole Walker (Reese Witherspoon). As the couple becomes more intimate, David's darker tendencies start to surface. William Peterson plays Nicole's father, Steven, Amy Brenneman plays her stepmother, Laura, and Alyssa Milano plays Nicole's best friend, Margot. Zach and Chris discuss the infamous roller coaster scene, William Petersen's architecture project, combination coffee shops/pool halls, the insane ramp-up in the final 30 minutes, and more.
You can watch Fear by renting or buying it from digital platforms like Fandango and Prime Video. Next week, we're discussing the urban fantasy of The Last Witch Hunter, which is getting a 4K release for the first time.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris celebrate the 30th scareiversary of 1995's Demon Knight, the first feature film from the cult favorite HBO series Tales from the Crypt.
William Sadler stars as Brayker, the protector of a powerful key that keeps the Earth from falling into a demon-filled apocalypse. Billy Zane is The Collector, a high-level demon sent from Hell to kill Brayker and anyone else in his way to possess the key. Brayker and a group of eccentric characters are trapped in a New Mexico boarding house as The Collector unleashes a horde of demons and tries to manipulate the minds of the humans to turn them to the dark side. Zach and Chris discuss how unnerving it is to see The Cryptkeeper (John Kassir) walking, how much fun Billy Zane seems to have, the extremely 90s soundtrack and aesthetic, the trademark Tales from the Crypt sex and gore, and more.
You can rent or buy Demon Knight on platforms like Apple TV, Prime Video, or Fandango at Home. Next week, we're getting ready for a villainous turn from Mark Wahlberg in Flight Risk by revisiting his previous bad guy role, 1996's Fear.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris assemble their heist crew and talk Den of Thieves as Den of Thieves 2: Pantera hits theaters this weekend.
Starring Gerard Butler, Pablo Schreiber, and O'Shea Jackson Jr., Butler is Big Nick, the head of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Major Crimes Unit, who is after Ray Merrimen (Schreiber) whose crew of ex-Marines are looking to rob millions from the LA branch of the Federal Reserve. Behind the scenes, though, Donnie Wilson (Jackson Jr.) is the heist's true mastermind. Zach and Chris talk about the various mind games and dick measuring between Big Nick and Merrimen, if Donnie's plan involved him getting kidnapped and beaten multiple times, the ways it tries to emulate Heat, how to build an EMP device, and more.
You can watch Den of Thieves on Max. Next week, we're discussing the first Tales from the Crypt movie, Demon Knight, as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris look back at 2024 and talk about some of their picks for the best and worst movies of 2024.
On the best side, there are movies like Dune: Part Two, Deadpool & Wolverine, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Fall Guy, Late Night with the Devil, and Alien: Romulus. Some of the guys' least favorite movies include Argylle, Joker: Folie a Deux , and Rebel Moon: Part Two—The Scargiver. Let us know what some of your favorite and least favorite movies of 2024 were.
Next week, we're getting ready for Den of Thieves 2: Pantera by diving into the original Den of Thieves from 2018.
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For the final Everything Actioncast of 2024, Zach and Chris are getting locked up with Tango & Cash, which celebrated its 35th anniversary earlier this week.
Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell co-star as Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash, two cops from opposite sides of Los Angeles with drastically different styles but an equal amount of massive drug busts. Unknown to both cops, crime kingpin Yves Perret (Jack Palance) oversees all the criminal enterprises they are disrupting, and he plots first to destroy their reputations with a false murder charge and then send them to be killed in prison. The duo has to reluctantly team up first to escape prison and clear their names. Zach and Chris discuss how much of a disaster this movie was to make behind the scenes, how Jack Palance's main weakness is an obsession with theatricality, try to figure out what the theme of the club is that Teri Hatcher's Kiki Tango works at, the insane James Bondesque super RV in the climax and more.
You can watch Tango & Cash on PlutoTV. Next week, Zach and Chris are discussing their picks for some of the best and worst movies of 2024.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris return to Pandora to discuss 2009's Avatar, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary.
Directed by James Cameron, Sam Worthington is Jake Sully, a paraplegic Marine who heads to the planet Pandora to pilot the "Avatar" of his murdered scientist brother. The Avatars are genetically grown bodies that are human and Na'vi hybrids, the Na'vi being the indigenous species on Pandora, and that person's mind can be transferred between bodies. Jake joins a science team led by Dr. Grace Augustine (Sigourney Weaver) and eventually stumbles into learning the ways of the Na'vi from the daughter of a tribal leader, Neytiri (Zoe Saldana). Learning to love the nature of Pandora and the ways of the Na'vi (and Neytiri), Jake is pulled between the human and Na'vi worlds as a battle between the two species becomes imminent. Zach and Chris talk about what Unobtainium is used for, how Jake stupidly blunders his way upward, the badass villainy of Stephen Lang, the bizarre lore of Disney's World of Pandora, and more.
You can watch Avatar on Disney+. Next week, we close 2024 with two of our favorites, Sly Stallone and Kurt Russell, to discuss Tango & Cash, celebrating its 35th anniversary.
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Continuing the annual holiday tradition, Zach and Chris are joined by special guest Joe Penta for another Home Alone movie commentary, this time the 2002 made-for-TV sequel, Home Alone 4: Taking Back the House.
Returning to the McCallister family, Peter (Jason Beghe) and Kate (Clare Carey) are finalizing a divorce, with Peter shacking up with his rich new girlfriend Natalie (Joanna Going). Natalie is hosting a royal family at her massive mansion, and Peter invites the kids to spend Christmas there. Kevin (Mike Weinberg) accepts to escape the bullying of Buzz (Gideon Jacobs) and Megan (Chelsea Russo) and goes to town with all of Natalie's fancy gadgets and luxuries. The good times are interrupted by the return of Marv (French Stewart), who is looking to rob Natalie's house with the help of his wife Vera (Missi Pyle) and a mysterious inside man. Kevin has to try to convince his father and Natalie that the house is in danger and, as always, eventually needs to take things into his own hands to stop the crooks. While watching the movie, the guys discuss how it clearly wasn't filmed in Chicago during the winter, why Natalie has a room specifically designed for a nine-year-old boy when she has no kids, what happened to the two other McCallister kids, when this theoretically takes place in the Home Alone timeline and more.
You can watch Home Alone 4 on Disney+ and sync it up with our commentary track to watch along with the Everything Action crew.
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This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris hunt down malfunctioning robots and discuss 1984's Runaway, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Written and directed by Michael Crichton, Tom Selleck stars as Jack Ramsey, the lead officer of the "Runaway" division in the far-flung future of 1991. Tasked with stopping out-of-control robots, Ramsey and his new partner Karen Thompson (Cynthia Rhodes) discover an evil scientist named Dr. Luther (Gene Simmons) has created chips that intentionally make robots go nuts and have to hunt him down and stop him before he can sell them to the highest bidder. Zach and Chris discuss Gene Simmons' terrible business sense, Tom Selleck's robot fighting armor, how the Runaway squad is animal control, the future technology featured that we use in real life now, and more.
You can watch Runaway on Tubi. Next week, we're heading back to Pandora to celebrate Avatar's 15th anniversary.
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