Before this coming weekend’s Oscars, Everything Action is back to award what we think is the Best and Worst of 2019 with our 14th Annual Kick-Ass Awards. Read on to find out who was Ass Kicker of the Year, The Kick-Ass Movie of 2019 and much more.

The resurgent third season of True Detective is out this week on DVD and Blu-ray along with the tepid summer blockbuster Men in Black International, Ma, Booksmart, the sixth season of The Goldbergs and more.

After two songs from Will Smith, Men in Black 3 turned the reigns over to Mr. Worldwide himself, Pitbull, for the song “Back in Time”, which was less a MIB song and more a typical Pitbull song with some random MIB references thrown in.

Toy Story 4 opened with the highest opening ever for the series but did not meet Disney’s absurdly inflated expectations while the new Child’s Play also did not meet its modest expectations and Luc Besson’s latest didn’t even open in the top 10.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris, and Joe talk about the upcoming new season of The Terror, the boring disaster of Men in Black International, the deep themes of Toy Story, the latest trio of Black Mirror episodes, the possible future of Spider-Man and Venom and more.

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.

Men in Black: International was at the top of the box office but it was another weekend of new entries in established franchise vastly underperforming compared to their predecessors while Dark Phoenix continues to fall off a cliff and dropped almost 75% from last weekend.

It seems like both the Men in Black and Shaft franchises should have stayed dormant, as both of this weekend’s new entries have been panned by critics.