PM Entertainment has been a big part of Bulletproof Action since its inception in 2014, so there was no way I could not include some PM content in the month where we celebrate our 9th Actionversary!...
I have had a few Tarzan themed posts over the years here on Bulletproof Action. I have reviewed more than a few Casper Van Dien movies over the years here on Bulletproof Action. But I have...
Long before The A-Team movie of 2010, the idea of a movie based on the hit 80s television series was floating around Hollywood. There were numerous writers, there were numerous scripts and the project was put...
The James Bond films were often a product of their time. For example, when the Blaxploitation cinema craze was going strong in the early 1970s, we got Live and Let Die. When Star Wars changed the...
A few weeks back I declared Episode 6 as my favorite episode from Season 3… well, it just got bumped by Episode 8! Business really picked up in Episode 8… a wedding, an inauguration, two quality...
1998’s Black Thunder is a movie I picked up a while back and up until a few days ago was in physical media purgatory, all wrapped up with a bunch of other unopened movies that I...
When 2023’s Shrapnel hit my radar earlier this year, I knew watching it was an inevitability. And for good reason… much like I am a sucker for a Die Hard clone, I am also a sucker...
After last week’s humdinger of an episode, I was counting down the days until the next episode of Warrior Season 3! I have to say, as much as I get the appeal of binging a show...
At first glance it might appear that 1985’s King Solomon’s Mines was a huge success. After all, money losers don’t usually get sequels. King Solomon’s Mines did turn a profit, but not a “we really need...
Legend has it that the first “Christmas in July” celebration took place at a summer camp in Brevard, North Carolina way back in 1933. In 1940, the movie Christmas in July was released and made the...
