Episode 257 of Tom Clark's 6M Podcast is a full review of The Equalizer 3. Tom and Phil Lindsey tackle the Denzel Washington action sequel, with a look at the story, the characters, and how this film fits into Robert McCall's universe. Is this a fitting end to the Equalizer series, or should it continue with more films? Dive into that, and much more!
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