Joey King is one of the many assassins on board the Bullet Train this weekend and you can watch one of her most wonderfully absurd movies, Wish Upon, for this week’s Everything Action Theater.

Before stuff like Stranger Things or Gravity Falls, Marshall Teller (Omri Katz) and his friend Simon Holmes (Justin Shenkarow) were investigating the bizarre occurrences in Eerie, Indiana, the cult 90s show that aired on NBC, The Disney Channel, and Fox Kids.

You can watch the first episode of the classic 80s sitcom ALF in the latest Everything Action Theater as we get ready for whatever new ALF content is coming soon from Shout Factory.

Easily one of the best World War II movies and widely considered one of the greatest movies ever made, you can watch The Bridge on the River Kwai below for the latest Everything Action Theater.

The fourth movie in the Police Story series, First Strike was another massive mid-90s hit for Jackie Chan, still his highest-grossing film ever in Hong Kong and a huge hit in the US as well following his previous hits like Supercop and Rumble in the Bronx.

Debuting in 2000, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins kicked off the animated series and introduced the “real” adventures of Buzz Lightyear as he led a team of rookie Space Rangers up against Emperor Zurg and his army of minions and hired goons.

The dinosaurs of the Jurassic Park/World franchise are pretty awesome but they would arguably be even more awesome if they were loaded up with lasers and missiles, which was the premise of the late 80s cartoon and toy line Dino-Riders. You can watch the first episode of the animated series here in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Based on the cult Sega Genesis Mutant League sports games, Mutant League ran for two seasons in the mid-90s and followed hot shot skeleton quarterback Bones Justice, who led his team the Monsters in various sports against the corrupt teams of Mutant League commissioner Zalgor Prigg.

The late Fred Ward starred in Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins, which Orion Pictures hoped would be the first in a series of James Bond style action movies. The movie was critically and commercially panned and this was the only cinematic adventure for Remo, who came from a series of books that made up The Destroyer series.