The Checklist: High Tide (S1 Ep16) “Cash Crop”
It has been a year since I put High Tide to The Checklist test for the first time, so that means it is high time that I do it again. High Tide, starring Rick Springfield and...
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Bullet Points: Breakout (2023)
2023’s Breakout is the latest action film from Director Brandon Slagle (Battle for Saipan) and the latest in a long line of “Die Hard Clones”… Director Brandon Slagle’s love of the golden age of action shines...
Scene of the Week: Boiling Point
Boiling Point, starring Wesley Snipes, hit theaters in the United States on April 16, 1993. It is hard to believe that was 30 years ago. It is harder to believe that in the past three decades...
Bullet Points: Deathstalker IV: Match of Titans
While I have no proof to back it up, I would like to believe that the Van Halen classic “Finish What Ya Started” was Rick Hill’s inspiration to return to the Deathstalker franchise, a franchise Hill...
Bullet Points: Roaring Fire
1981’s Roaring Fire had everything I look for in an action movie… a hero to love, a villain to loathe, memorable action set pieces, a little comedy, a completely out of the blue appearance, plus an...
The Checklist: The Immortal (S1 Ep10) “The Hunted”
It was early last year when I first learned of the existence of a post-Renegade Lorenzo Lamas series titled The Immortal. Once I knew the show existed, it wasn’t long before I put a randomly selected...
Bullet Points: Air Rage
2001’s Air Rage is not going to be mistaken for IMDb’s most beloved movie anytime soon. Multiple users have roasted the film in the user reviews section and as a result Air Rage (as of this...
Bullet Points: A Time to Die (1991)
Over the years I have covered quite a bit of Traci Lords’ PM Entertainment career, but until now I had not covered her first PM Entertainment movie, 1991’s A Time to Die… As I mentioned at...
10 Things You Didn’t Know About A Knight’s Tale
2001’s A Knight’s Tale is kind of like the Lucha Underground of medieval movies. I say this because much like the way Lucha Underground introduced elements that had never been seen on a professional wrestling show...
Scene of the Week: The Spoof Master
Roger Ebert once called Leslie Nielsen the “Olivier of Spoofs” and he was not wrong. After three decades in Hollywood, 1980’s Airplane! would change the trajectory of Leslie Nielsen’s career forever. Nielsen’s performance as Dr. Rumack...
