Along with Road House, Dirty Dancing, and Ghost, Red Dawn is one of the movies that made Patrick Swayze a beloved icon of the 80s and early 90s and you can watch all the Soviet fighting action in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Howard the Duck, if nothing else, had some massive musical talent behind the scenes as Thomas Dolby created all the songs for the movie’s band, The Cherry Bombs, and co-wrote the title track with George Clinton.

For this month’s commentary, Zach, Chris and Joe dive into the Rapture with 2014’s reboot of Left Behind, starring the one and only Nicolas Cage

Nicolas Cage is faced with The Rapture in last year’s failed reboot of the Left Behind series, which is our (hopefully hilariously bad) Movie of the Month for May.

What looks like the definitive Back to the Future documentary, Back in Time, is currently raising funds Kickstarter, check out the trailer.

Nicolas Cage faces The Rapture in the latest movie based on the Left Behind series of novels.

The new Red Dawn finally came out over the holiday weekend after three years on the shelf after the MGM bankruptcy. Is it worth watching or should it have been left on the shelf?

All respect to Chris Hemsworth but the true leader of the Wolverines will always be Patrick Swayze’s Jed Eckert from the original Red Dawn.