100 years after the History Channel series, the Vikings raid again on Netflix with Vikings: Valhalla as the Age of Vikings begins to come to a close but their war with England continues, including mounting a massive raid against London.

Edgar Wright returns with his follow-up to Baby Driver, the intriguing psychological thriller/horror movie Last Night in Soho which lacks some of his normal kinetic visual style and humor but still oozes style and an interesting time-hopping mystery led by two great performances by Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Emma Stone plays the younger version of iconic Disney villain Cruella De Vil, who rises to power in 1970s London and goes to war with powerful fashion maven the Baroness on her quest to become one of the greatest fashion designers in the world.

A deep cut UK musical drama, Absolute Beginners co-starred David Bowie and received a title track from the legend himself, the song “Absolute Beginners” faring much better than the movie itself as far as critical reception and performance.

The director of The Raid, The Raid 2 and Apostle is back for a new action/crime series coming to Sky in the UK and Cinemax in the US, Gangs of London, where the son of a murdered crime boss goes on a vengeance fueled rampage to find those responsible.

A homicide detective in London in the far off future of 2008, Harley Stone tracks a serial killer that killed his partner and almost killed him a decade ago who has now returned and is racking up another massive body count.

In honor of the late Rutger Hauer, Zach and Chris went back to 1992 for the latest Everything Action Commentary, Split Second.

Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth take over the MiB franchise as Agents M and H, who have to suss out a mole in MiB’s London branch while also having to protect what could be possibly the most dangerous weapon in the galaxy.