Bullet Points: The Ninja Squad (1986)
It was Bell Biv DeVoe that taught the world about the “smack it up, flip it, rub it down” method of lovemaking. But it was Godfrey Ho that taught the world about the “cut it up,...
Reviews
Bullet Points: Reacher (S3 Ep8) “Unfinished Business”
Season 2 of Reacher had its fair share of criticism. While I still enjoyed it, I could understand the point of view of those who felt let down after what was an amazing first season. It...
Bullet Points: A Working Man (2025)
A new Jason Statham movie on its own is a newsworthy event for action fanatics. But a brand new Jason Statham movie directed by David Ayer (and with a screenplay by David Ayer AND Sylvester Stallone!!)...
No Surrender Cinema: The Last Electric Knight / Sidekicks (1986)
Over the years here at Bulletproof Action, myself and the other action fanatics that make up the Bulletproof staff have enjoyed reflecting on just what a wild decade the 80’s was for action media. In recent...
Bullet Points: L.A. Bounty (1989)
After the sad news broke late last week that Wings Hauser had passed away, I did the same thing I am sure many action fanatics did… paid tribute to the one of a kind actor by...
Bullet Points: Lost Bullet (2020)
Recently, while perusing some of the upcoming releases on Netflix, I came across a movie that looked like it would be perfect for Bulletproof Action! It is the third and final installment of the “Lost Bullet”....
Bullet Points: Beauty and the Beast (2005)
Vikings are pretty badass and make for pretty good action movies. Fairy tales also make for good movies but not necessarily action movies. What happens when Vikings and fairy tales are combined? The 2005 movie Beauty...
Bullet Points: The Green Jade Statuette (1978)
If you are looking for some old school Kung Fu movies, Tubi is a veritable pot of gold! After perusing the many options on the free streaming service, I settled on The Green Jade Statuette, let’s...
Ryan Shoots First: The Electric State (2025)
The Electric State is an interesting case of where we are in movie making, how we consume them, and how we critique them. The Electric State isn’t based on a well-established hero, or a classic franchise,...
Bullet Points: The Slams (1973)
When I came across a poster for 1973’s The Slams on social media a few weeks back, two thoughts immediately came to mind… Jim Brown with a grappling hook makes for one badass poster, and how...
