This week on the first Everything Actioncast recorded in 2021, Zach and Chris preview what will hopefully be coming later this year in Movies and TV and talk about Wonder Woman 1984, Sweet Home, the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, Cobra Kai, Transformers: War for Cybertron and More.

The result of a government experiment to make an alien-human hybrid, Natasha Henstridge starred as Sil, who escapes from her government containment and seeks to procreate to spread her alien species across the planet in 1995’s Species.

Hearing a strange call from the northern border of Arendelle, Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf set off on a quest that could reveal the source of Elsa’s powers, but also open up the kingdom to a new threat.

Summer 2019 goes out on a bit of whimper with only one new release for the Labor Day holiday weekend, Blumhouse Tilt’s time-travel murder mystery Don’t Let Go.

Oscar Issac stars as the mayor of 1960’s Yonkers, which is on the brink of exploding due to the racial and social issues of the decade.

One of the first big games for the PS3, Heavenly Sword loses the gameplay as it’s becoming a movie courtesy of Sony and Blockade Entertainment. Anna Torv, of Fringe, stars as warrior Nariko, who uses the titular sword to try and take down the evil King Bohan and his armies.

The Amazing Spider-Man is out now but for five years, Tobey Maguire was your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man in the Sam Raimi trilogy.

Taylor Lautner is looking to add “action star” to his post Twilight resume with the Bourneesque action movie “Abduction”, directed by John Singleton.