Last year as part of our 9th Actionversary Celebration, we paid tribute to the Nu Image filmography with our Ultimate Nu Image Countdown. 15 of Nu Image’s best action films were spotlighted, but there could only...
1991’s The Perfect Weapon is the perfect example of an action movie that should have been a much bigger hit. It may also be the perfect example of a studio dropping the ball on a potential...
For years now, I have been saying both here on the site and on The Bulletproof Podcast, that parking garages are some of the most dangerous locales in all of action entertainment. Today, to prove my...
Death Wish opened in theaters on July 24, 1974. The movie was a game changer for the career of Charles Bronson. And the success of Death Wish ushered in a slew of urban vigilante movies in...
For anyone who grew up in the 80’s with a deep love for all things Star Wars, sharing those films with your children is one of the most satisfying things that can be experienced as a...
I had been long overdue for a rewatch of 1985’s Zone Troopers. When I finally sat down and watched it didn’t take me long to remember that Zone Troopers absolutely rocks… #1. When the first thing...
2013’s Riddick is a continuation of the character of Richard B. Riddick. I know that name might make him some like some sort of accountant but he’s actually a convicted murderer, expert escape artist, and former...
The Mission: Impossible is a franchise that I have no problem going back to because of the quality and especially early on the variety. Mission: Impossible III or M:I:III sees Tom Cruise return as Ethan Hunt...
Shô Kosugi was born in Tokyo, Japan on June 17, 1948. And for those of us who have been lucky enough to watch his films over the years, we also know that Shô Kosugi was born...
Most movies that work really well do so because of storytelling, wonderful characters, and finely tuned scripts. Those types of films could be thrown into any setting, and exist in a number of genres. They’re just...
