An old one here. I remember watching this on late night TV as a kid and digging it. In twenty years or more I’ve never...
Another day, another VOD screener. Today we’re taking a look at an upcoming Scott Adkins feature in ‘Close Range’. To be honest – and honesty...
The writer of Heist had a good idea, but could not figure out how to resolve it. As in he could not give it a...
When Nicolas Cage was once a guest on Saturday Night Live, he asked Lorne Michaels if he was the worst to ever appear. Without hesitation,...
Those with an interest in the upcoming sequel to Hard Target, a John Woo produced B-movie starring Scott Adkins, might want to pay attention to...
If recent zombie material isn’t cutting it for you, who better to go to than Romero, and a Romero movie that gets less raved about...
We’re going to be kind of spoiled for westerns this winter. We have The Hateful Eight, also starring Kurt Russell and The Revenant. Both of...
This movie has balls of steel, to quote Duke Nukem. And it probably reflects what this site is quintessentially about. Charles Bronson is not like...
Mad Max: Fury Road may prove to be not only the manliest movie of 2015 but probably the seminal home release for manly movies too,...
I had an eye on Everest, which I witnessed recently. I had secret hopes that it would be something akin to Alive, a 1993 movie...
Throughout this series I would occasionally check certain comments, feedback and social media reactions and what I found, personally anyway, was ambivalence and often outright...
As long as Dolph Lundgren keeps making terrible movies, they will continue to get terrible reviews. At least from those of us with the persistence...
Red Dawn is a tale about a bunch of metrosexuals, cheerleaders and supermodels resisting the combined forces of Russia and North Korea. Or generally speaking,...
I really wonder why people like Dolph Lundgren and Danny Trejo involve themselves with schlock like this. I heard a few years back that Dolph...
After sleeping through Gravity and laughing through Interstellar, (a fine unintentional comedy if ever there was one), it’s good to see a contemporary Sci-fi tell...
I don’t really recall anything beyond Tremors apart from not making it through a sequel featuring Fred Ward. It may have been the second, but...
I must confess to being a Uwe Boll sceptic at one point. I’d always suspected that there was more to him though, that he might...
This drama is part road movie, part solemn addiction story and part wet-cloth ‘comedy’. It is a small release due out this Friday that most...
Nicolas Cage is master of the puzzled expression. Whether this comes extra naturally to him or not, I cannot say. But in this movie, Cage...
I’m a sucker for Cold War stuff, but especially Cold War stuff from the 1980s, when I was born. It’s more accessible and relateable, which...
A while back we reviewed Joe Dante’s masterpiece The ‘Burbs on Blu-Ray, a release that included the director’s cut of the movie. Up until the...
This movie has a novel idea of having a few guys find the cellphone of one of their idols, a superstar basketball player, and use...
We should be more appreciative of this movie. At a time when The Walking Dead is too busy with melodrama to show us zombies we...