This week on the Action Movie Guys Podcast, the crew dives into Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024). It’s a first-time watch for Nate, while Alex and Evan revisit the long-awaited return of Eddie Murphy as Axel Foley.

From legacy sequel vibes to classic callbacks and modern action, the guys break down whether Axel F successfully balances nostalgia with something new. Does it capture the magic of the original films, or does it rely too heavily on the past? Tune in for honest takes, laughs, and a full breakdown of the newest chapter in the Beverly Hills Cop franchise.

This week on the Action Movie Guys Podcast, Alex watches The Phantom (1996) for the very first time, while Nate and Evan revisit this classic comic-strip adventure they’ve seen before.

Starring Billy Zane as the Ghost Who Walks, the crew dives into the film’s old-school serial vibe, action sequences, and colorful villains. Does this ’90s pulp adaptation still hold up, or is it more nostalgia than substance? Tune in as the guys share fresh reactions, revisits, and plenty of fun discussion on this cult favorite.

This week on the Action Movie Guys Podcast, Nate watches Beverly Hills Cop III (1994) for the very first time, while Alex and special guest Evan revisit the film after many years away.

From the shift in tone to John Landis’ direction, the guys dive into what makes this third entry so different from the previous films. Does it hold up? Is it an underrated sequel, or does it stray too far from what made the franchise great?

🕶️ Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? This week, the crew dives into The Shadow (1994) — a stylish, pulpy comic-book adventure from the early ’90s. Alex and Evan revisit this film they haven’t seen in years, while Nate steps into the shadows for the first time ever.

And joining us once again is special guest Evan, back to lend his insight, nostalgia, and laughs as we break down this cult classic.

Together, the team explores the film’s noir influences, Alec Baldwin’s mysterious performance, the wild production design, memorable villains, and whether this superhero relic still holds up today. Expect fun debates, nostalgia, and plenty of surprises as we uncover what makes The Shadow such a unique entry in ’90s comic-book cinema.

This week, Alex and Nate revisit Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) for the first time in a long while, and they’re joined by Evan for the ride. The guys dive into the action, comedy, and iconic ’80s style that made this sequel a fan favorite. From Eddie Murphy’s charm to Tony Scott’s slick direction, the crew breaks down what still works, what doesn’t, and why this franchise remains legendary.

It’s time to head back to the colorful world of gangsters and gadgets! This week, Alex and Nate revisit Dick Tracy (1990) — a film they haven’t seen in ages — and they’re joined by Evan for the discussion! From the star-studded cast to the striking comic book visuals, the guys dive deep into what makes this Warren Beatty classic so unique. (Apologies — Evan’s mic had a few technical hiccups this episode!)

Get ready for some ’80s action and laughs! In this Episode, Alex and Nate revisit Beverly Hills Cop (1984) — a film they haven’t seen in ages — and Evan joins them for the ride! From Eddie Murphy’s iconic performance as Axel Foley to the unforgettable soundtrack, the guys break down what makes this classic still so much fun. (Apologies in advance — Evan’s mic had a bit of a rough day!)

🔥 Buckle up for a wild ride! This week, Alex and Nate dive into Drive Angry (2011) — the high-octane, supernatural action film starring Nicolas Cage. It’s a first-time watch for Alex, while Nate revisits it after seeing it in theaters back in 2011. Does this over-the-top grindhouse flick still hold up, or does it crash and burn? Tune in as the guys break it all down — from the crazy action sequences to Cage’s fiery performance.