A reboot/sequel to the Arnold classic (at least to us), Eraser, Eraser: Reborn sees a new US Marshall, played by Dominic Sherwood, taking on a witness protection job in Cape Town but getting set up and forced to go rogue to protect himself and his client.

When a group of high-tech terrorists covertly take over a basketball arena in Phoenix that is being visited by a billionaire, the mayor and the governor of Arizona, former US Army Special Forces soldier turned security guard Jesse Freeman is the only one who can stop them and rescue the arena and his kids.

40 years after the original Halloween, Michael Myers escapes from custody and returns home to face off against Laurie Strode one final time in David Gordon Green’s reboot/sequel Halloween.

Denzel is back as former CIA operative Robert McCall, using his skills to help people in need but his latest mission is personal when a friend is brutally murdered.

A down and out Johnny Lawrence reopens the Cobra Kai dojo and begins teaching the same brutal techniques a former sensei John Kreese in the upcoming Youtube Red sequel series that takes place 30 years after the original Karate Kid.

After settling their beef in the first film, dads Brad and Dusty (Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg) are looking forward to one big family Christmas but their dads (John Lithgow and Mel Gibson) are coming to town and hijinks will ensue in Daddy’s Home 2.

After three movies in a rebooted Death Race universe, the original cross country road race version is back with the direct sequel to Death Race 2000, Death Race 2050, produced by the B-movie master, Roger Corman.

One of the few non-superhero/sci-fi action movies this year and the only one starring Jason Statham, Mechanic: Resurrection is a solid, violent, fun way to close out a particularly awful summer for movies.