The review is in conjunction with the 1984-A-Thon , which is being hosted by For gotten Films . After you check out this review, I encoura...

Once the country’s most beloved superhero, Al Migliocetti aka “Liberator” (Lou Ferrigno) has really hit rock bottom. After being set up by ...

Because you can never get enough me, the great Karl Brezdin of the exceptional B-martial arts film blog Fist of B-List was kind enough to ...

The ever incredible T.L. Bugg of The Lightning Bug’s Lair celebrated his FIVE YEAR (!) blog anniversary in August, and to help him celebra...

Ex-cop and master of the martial arts Jack Dillon (Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson) is forced out of retirement to help protect a beautiful singe...

The Simon West directed, Jerry Bruckheimer produced 1997 action masterpiece Con Air is the definition of 90s action excess; an over-the-t...

Steven Soderbergh's Haywir e follows a plot so thin that it's almost barely worth mentioning. The nuts and bolts of the story boils...

With October being just around the corner, I've been keeping myself quite busy gearing up for the Fourth Annual Chucktober Festival of...

" We raised the cross, now we bring the sword! " Part 1 Precursor Often after I watch a film that either interests me or possib...

I think it's common knowledge that when taking a look at a film such as Hunt to Kill, staring "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, you...

1. Lock and Load During Downtime, to Save Time Opening credit sequences are really a great way to give the viewer an idea of what they a...

With the recent reports that Sylvester Stallone does not intend to direct The Expendables 2 and will in fact be shopping for directors to h...

Well before Bill Goldberg stepped foot in a sleigh with 2005's Santa's Slay, it was 1996 that gave us the original buff Santa with ...