Scene of the Week: Hanna (2011)- Container Scene
And here, dear friends, is a video from 2011’s Hanna as she gets very, very knifey with some skinhead-looking cats and a guy in a sweatsuit. To be honest, wearing a sweatsuit around sounds like a...
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Scene of the Week: Meet the Pentangle
Of all the villains that Michael Dudikoff battled over the course of his film career, I don’t think any of them come close to the level of evil as the Pentangle from the 1986 film, Avenging...
Scene of the Week: Necessary Roughness
There are not many rules that I need an action movie to follow. However, there is one that I need an action movie to include or I want nothing to do with your movie. If there...
Scene of the Week: Merantau (2009)
As a story, Merantau doesn’t do much differently from films like 2003’s Ong-Bak or any other movie that sees its protagonist move from the small town to the big city and find himself in a heap...
Scene of the Week: Code of Silence
In 1985, Chuck Norris would make a film with Orion Pictures that felt unlike any other Chuck Norris movie up to that point. That film was Code of Silence. In Code of Silence, Chuck’s Eddie Cusack...
Scene of the Week: Ninja Training School
Ninjas make for some quality action films. It doesn’t matter if the ninja is the role of the hero or the villain, you know there is going to be a good chance for some action when...
Scene of the Week: Jailhouse Rock
Is anybody else out there having Alain Moussi withdrawals or is it just me? Alain Moussi made a helluva first impression on me as Kurt Sloane in 2016’s Kickboxer: Vengeance and I became an instant super...
Scene of the Week: Remembering John Saxon
The staff of Bulletproof Action was saddened by the news that John Saxon had passed away on July 25, 2020 at the age of 83. We send our deepest condolences to Saxon’s family, friends and fans....
Scene of the Week: “He Thinks He’s Bruce Lee”
There was a time when Bruce Lee clone movies were consistently getting released with the likes of Bruce Le and Bruce Li among others. I have started to watch some of those movies thanks to the...
Scene of the Week: The Untouchables – Union Station Shootout
Since the early 1960’s Ennio Morricone has been improving upon mediocre, below average, and exceptional film and television. Over his 91 years on this earth, the man whose music has become synonymous with the spaghetti western...
