Bullet Points: Blood Warriors
1993’s Blood Warriors is a movie I have been meaning to revisit for quite some time. I watched it years ago and it didn’t exactly leave a good first impression despite being directed by one of...
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Bullet Points: McBain (1991)
1991’s McBain, written and directed by James Glickenhaus, is my latest “How in the hell have I never seen this before?” movie and is now the topic of this edition of Bullet Points… There is no...
Bullet Points: Guards of Shaolin
In the first half of the 1980s, Alexander Lo Rei starred in several movies that bridged the gap between the Kung Fu movie craze of the 1970s and the Ninja movie craze that was picking up...
Bullet Points: Shark Attack
As a big Casper Van Dien fan I have seen him battle a wide variety of foes over the years. I am talking about everything from giant space bugs to greedy treasure hunters to tornados (including...
Bullet Points: Mad Mission Part 2: Aces Go Places
It has been way too long since I watched a Mad Mission movie, and since the original is already on this site, I figured the second was a good choice. Mad Mission Part 2: Aces Go...
Bullet Points: The Continental: From the World of John Wick
When it was announced some time ago that a mini-series was in the works based around the infamous Continental Hotel from the John Wick movies, I was instantly intrigued. As time went on and COVID shut...
Bullet Points: The Last Voyage of the Demeter
It’s officially Halloween season and even us action genre degenerates love getting in on the horror action! What would horror season be without another Dracula film? I know that I get all fired up when period...
Bullet Points: Terminus (1987)
The boom of post-apocalyptic movies following the success of the Mad Max films knew no boundaries. I was well aware of several post-apocalyptic movies produced in Italy in the 1980s, but I was completely unaware of...
Bullet Points: I Am Omega
As a big Mark Dacascos fan I have seen him battle a wide variety of foes over the years. I am talking about everything from aliens to cyborgs to a drug lord that was also a...
Bullet Points: Hollywood Cop
Amir Shervan directed more than two dozen films in his native Iran before 1979’s Iranian Revolution changed everything and forced Shervan to put his film career on hold. Shervan would eventually migrate to the United States...
