We are celebrating Steven Seagal’s birthday on Episode 114 of The Bulletproof Podcast, because somebody has to! Join Chris the Brain, the “Toyman” Chris DePetrillo and the returning Chad Cruise as they discuss one of...
In this edition of Bullet Points, I once again turn to my stack of DVDs from my local Goodwill and what may very well be my best thrift store find to date… 1987’s Eastern Condors....
There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks about the total solar eclipse of 2024. I don’t think a day has gone by that I haven’t heard or read “path of totality”. With...
We are wrapping up Going Bananas Week in a big way with Dev Patel’s directorial debut, 2024’s Monkey Man… Monkey Man is a rich tapestry of brutal in your face action, Indian culture and down...
It is Going Bananas Week, and I dove into one of my favorite guilty pleasures from the mid-90’s and uncovered a few interesting bits about a movie that had my butt glued to the seat....
Planet of the Apes opened in theaters on April 3, 1968. Based on a novel by Pierre Boulle, Planet of the Apes was a huge hit for 20th Century Fox. Beginning in 1970, 20th Century...
Monkey kung fu has been a popular choice in kung fu cinema, but I don’t think it has ever been taken so literally as in 1979’s Lady Iron Monkey. A young woman raised by monkeys...
No Surrender Cinema is here to kick off the month of April, and this column may as well be called Not Your Average Cannon Films Review. For nearly a decade, you’ve seen our articles and...
1978’s Every Which Way But Loose has a little bit of everything. There’s action. There’s comedy. There’s some romance and the drama that usually comes with it. Most importanly there’s Clyde the Orangutan, making Every...
All Hail the Kings! The Kaiju Bash Brothers are back in Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire. I know we all get a kick out of the AMC Nicole Kidman bits but we come to...
