One of the glaring holes in HBO’s streaming services over the years has been the lack of Tales from the Crypt but Youtuber CryptTube is doing the Lord’s work and uploading episodes in glorious 4K. You can watch the show’s first episode ever, “The Man Who Was Death” for this week’s Everything Action Theater.

Before you head out to see the Multiverse of Madness in theaters this weekend, experience the 70s madness of the OG Doctor Strange movie, which aired on CBS in 1978.

When terrorists seize the Olympic swim facility in Atlanta and take the US women’s swim team hostage, the only hope of saving the day is a former martial artist turned janitor Jack Bryant, played by Mortal Kombat’s Linden Ashby, in 1997’s Blast, which also co-stars Andrew Divoff and Rutger Hauer.

There are certain directors that are able to unlock the full power of Nicolas Cage and Werner Herzog is definitely one of them.  The duo teamed up in 2009 for one of the best (and craziest) modern Nicolas Cage movies, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, which you can watch in full in this week’s Everything Action Theater.

Wallowing in obscurity until 2012 when it was found and rereleased by Drafthouse Films, Miami Connection has become a beloved 80s cult classic with its mix of rocking songs, absurdly violent action and hilariously sincere drama. You can watch the entire movie in the latest Everything Action theater.

With Sonic the Hedgehog 2 hitting theaters this weekend, it seems like a perfect time to highlight another Sonic animated series for Everything Action Theater. You can watch the first episode of the anime series Sonic X, created by the legendary TMS Entertainment.

Following up Tommy Boy, Chris Farley and David Spade reteamed in 1996 for Black Sheep, where Farley plays the well-meaning but bumbling brother to a Washington gubernatorial candidate and gets into all kinds of wacky shenanigans as he tries to campaign for his brother.

You can watch Michael Bay’s 2005 action blockbuster The Island for the latest Everything Action Theater thanks to YouTube.

You can watch the cult 80s musical comedy classic Little Shop of Horrors for the latest Everything Action Theater, thanks to YouTube.