Bullet Points

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Bullet Points: Desert Saints

If movies are to be believed, hitmen are out there killing important people left and right. Are there really as many hitmen completing their nefarious work as movies would like us to believe? I can’t answer...

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Bullet Points: Mercenaries from Hong Kong

1982’s Mercenaries from Hong Kong is not your typical Shaw Brothers production. The modern setting, the practical locations and martial arts not being the only action content all give Mercenaries from Hong Kong a much different...

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Bullet Points: Red Sonja

The world of Sword and Sorcery lost a legend this past year with the passing of Albert Pyun. I know my good friend Chris the Brain has been filling his eyeballs with Deathstalker goodness as a...

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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...

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Bullet Points: Steel Arena

I have always thought being a daredevil was one of the coolest things you could do for a living. From the like of Evel Knievel to Super Dave to Spanky Spangler, I will watch them all....

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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...

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Bullet Points: 65

The Tagline for 65 is “65 Million years ago prehistoric Earth had a visitor”. That sounds more ominous than I think it’s supposed to sound but it also sounds pretty damned cool. It seemed like a...

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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...

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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...