There are far too many things in this world for us to argue about; religion, politics, Nickelback, thick or thin crust, and whether you’re a tits or an ass man. In fact, we’ve spent a majority...
Last month after watching James Glickenhaus’ McBain for the first time, I was reminded of another Glickenhaus film I had planned on revisiting, 1988’s Shakedown. So I recently popped in the Shout Select Blu-ray release of...
The “City of Angels” has gone through an awful lot of disasters over the years; earthquakes, wildfires, race riots, and who could forget the municipal bus full of 30 hostages taken by the maniacal Simon Phoenix!...
I had the privilege of growing up in the 1980’s. It was a magical time for movies across all genres with so many iconic films being released in the most radical decade of them all. Horror...
As Halloween draws closer and the time comes for me to stop posting articles about (mostly) horror movies, I find that I’m a bit sad. I’ve gone through quite a few top-notch flicks this month and...
Jean-Claude Van Damme was born Jean-Claude Camille François Van Varenberg in Brussels, Belgium on October 18, 1960. In honor of JCVD’s birthday I wanted to throw “The Muscles from Brussels” a party of sorts here on...
October comes around and everyone loses their minds! Even your earliest of church attendees start doing Wes Craven movie marathons and talking about the differences in Romero zombies and everything else. I like to get into...
Like many movie lovers, October is the time of year when I try to cram in as many horror movies into my schedule as possible. Now there are plenty of my personal horror favorites that I...
One might argue that Tombstone is the best Western of the last 30 years and others might make the case that it’s among the most manliest of movies ever made. I, myself, would agree with both...
It was 40 years ago today that Revenge of the Ninja opened in theaters coast to coast in the United States. Watching Revenge of the Ninja is one my earliest Cannon movie memories and as an...
