Scene of the Week: Martial Outlaw
A few weeks back I found myself perusing the options on the STIRR app late one night when I stumbled upon a movie I had not seen since I reviewed it years ago. That movie was...
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Scene of the Week: Point of No Return – Maggie vs Victor the Cleaner
It isn’t every day that you get to write about Bridget Fonda in a badass action movie but today is that day, my friend! Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year is 1993’s Point of No Return...
Scene of the Week: Street Knight
Street Knight was released on March 12, 1993 and is one of the final films released by the action machine that was Cannon Films. Street Knight was Jeff Speakman’s follow up to 1991’s The Perfect Weapon...
Scene of the Week: The World’s Biggest Game of Chicken
I acknowledge that Smokey and the Bandit isn’t for everyone. That is doubly true when it comes to Smokey and the Bandit II. It is pretty much the same as the original with the charismatic Burt...
Scene of the Week: Only the Strong
Mark Dacascos has enjoyed the kind of career longevity some of his DTV action contemporaries could only dream of. With that said, 1993’s Only the Strong will likely always be my favorite Dacascos movie, despite him...
Scene of the Week: The Dirty Dozen – Lee Marvin Rules
Lee Marvin would be celebrating his 99th birthday today if he hadn’t died from that no-good heart attack. If there was ever an actor who could convincingly play a character who could kick your ass at...
Scene of the Week: Crashing the Super Bowl
The Goodyear Blimp has been providing aerial footage at sporting events for nearly 70 years now. In fact, it was the 1955 Rose Bowl game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the USC Trojans that first...
Scene of the Week: “Who Made Who”
I don’t care what anyone else says about Maximum Overdrive, I am a fan. I agree with all those that enjoy the campy horror action but I can understand those who disagree. However, I don’t know...
Scene of the Week: Breakheart Pass
We have thoroughly covered The Cannon Era of Charles Bronson’s career on this site, but we haven’t give as much love to Bronson’s earlier works. Before Bronson was one of Cannon’s cornerstones, he made a name...
Scene of the Week: An Inspirational Ass-Kicking, Courtesy of The Crippled Masters
I love a good cinematic oddity. I’ve also been known to enjoy a vintage kung fu flick or two in my day. So imagine how happy I was when I first stumbled across this film well...
