The Expendables franchise was originally created by Sylvester Stallone in an effort to bring together a group of action stars from the 80s and 90s in a collaborative effort that paid homage to the ...

When approached to join the ensemble of muscle-bound action stars in The Expendables 2, the late Chuck Norris had one stipulation that needed to be met.

Maybe I’m just an old head, but I genuinely don’t think there’s been a truly great action movie since the first The Expendables. So, as a Reagan-era action junkie, when The Expendables series debuted ...

The Expendables franchise is known for bringing together some of the biggest action stars in Hollywood. With a fifth ...

Lee, Barney, and Toll looking up at something in "The Expendables" (2010) - Lionsgate Though Sylvester Stallone is done playing Rocky Balboa, and all signs seem to point to "Rambo: Last Blood" being ...

As the chaotic modern world keeps throwing us curveballs, we can always rely on Jason Statham's consistent place in the streaming charts. Whether it's new hits like A Working Man or an early classic ...

Opening this weekend alongside several other big flicks, the locally shot "Expendables" is expected to be a big hit with fans. The cast includes: Jet Li, Mickey Rourke, Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, ...

All signs pointed to Jason Statham’s Expendables franchise being dead in the water after the disaster that was Expend4bles, but things have taken an unexpected turn today. Lionsgate has announced that ...

mean we’re going to jump on the manliness bandwagon –.though we’ll admit, viewers (and their girlfriends) can expect some serious kick-ass action. The main actors are perhaps the manliest men in film, ...

Chuck Norris' last major movie appearance came alongside Sylvester Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren in 2012's 'The Expendables 2' ...

In addition to possible franchise fatigue, a pirated copy of the action film was leaked on the Internet prior to the movie's release By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer Paramount’s TMNT took in $7 ...