Category Action

Alright, so here’s the scoop: it’s been ages since that smart ape leader Caesar passed away. Now, apes pretty much run the world, but they haven’t progressed into some fancy civilization...

Colt Seavers is a stuntman who’s got a crush on Jody Moreno, who’s an assistant director. After a bad accident on set, he decides it’s time to leave the job and say goodbye to Jody too. He ends up working as a valet until out of the blue, producer Gail calls him up with an offer he just can’t pass up: join in the stunt work for “Metalstorm,” a movie directed by his ex. But there’s a mix-up—Jody didn’t want him on set; it was Gail who actually needs Colt to find the film’s star, Tom Ryder, who vanished without a trace...

Mike and Marcus have bounced back after dealing with the hitman—and Mike’s son—Armando, who’s now locked up. Mike’s getting ready to tie the knot, and like always, Marcus is by his side, much like a modern-day Sancho Panza with a love for junk food. But when Marcus has a heart attack, he starts seeing visions of Captain Howard. He decides he’s invincible since it’s not his time yet. Of course, this doesn’t stop his wife from clearing out all the snacks at home...

Alright, here’s the setup: there’s a woman named Kate Cooper. Years ago, she and her friends tried to come up with a chemical formula to control the destructive force of tornadoes. Spoiler alert—it didn’t work out...

Imagine a little red-haired girl living in a peaceful, green paradise somewhere in the Australian desert. People there live happily, picking apples without any worries. But then, disaster strikes when some masked villains invade, snatching her from her mom and that peaceful Eden...

Alright, so here’s the deal: Wade Wilson isn’t having the best time lately. He ditched the whole mercenary gig he was doing in that costume of his. Meanwhile, life’s thrown him a curveball or two. His girlfriend dumped him and moved on with someone else, and things at his car sales job are pretty rough — his buddy Peter’s no help there either. Plus, he bombed an interview with the Avengers...

On the planet Cybertron, there’s this big sacrifice by Primus that lets all the Transformers—those cool shapeshifting robot aliens—get some kind of energy called Energon to grow and thrive. But then, a war breaks out with these villains called Quintessons, who wipe out almost all the elite warriors known as the Primes. Except for Sentinel Prime—he makes it out alive and takes his people to live underground. With the Matrix of Leadership missing, Energon stops flowing, and only these miner robots (kind of like worker bees) dig up whatever’s left deep below...