Last year, I put a randomly selected episode of Raven (a ninja themed television series that aired on CBS from June 1992 until April 1993) to The Checklist test. This time out I thought I would...
When I think of summertime I think of hitting the beach. Of course, that beach usually doesn’t have a long stranded Japanese soldier or girls with guns. Only one of those I would want to see...
There’s Big Trouble in Little China on Episode 69 of The Bulletproof Podcast as your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise look back on the John Carpenter classic, filled with sorcery, sword fights, monsters, two...
The Bruce Willis of today gets a lot of grief online and on social media and rightfully so. His action movie career is like one of those “how it started, how it’s going” memes. Today I...
A man could spend a lifetime learning the skills it takes to become a great villain in an action film. How to fight, how to shoot, how to look menacingly at people. It isn’t easy, folks,...
I’ve often contended that Big Trouble in Little China is one of my favorite movies of all time and the scene below is a perfect representation of why. Kurt Russell and Dennis Dun’s characters chase the...
It’s almost impossible to be a fan of action movies (especially from the 80’s/90’s) and not have watched a considerable amount of movies from the PM Entertainment library. Whether they were bikini movies, kickboxing movies, or...
Big Trouble in Little China finds itself firmly locked into my favorite films of all time. I adore everything about it. At this point in my life, John Carpenter can pretty much do no wrong and...
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure is one of the smartest films about dumb people and it truly has something for everyone to enjoy. Fans of history will get a kick out of the historical figures as...
There’s an illegal underground fighting ring happening somewhere beneath Chinatown! Gangsters are in debt and looking for a way to get more money before they get killed! Lorenzo Lamas’ Native American friend is cosplaying as Wolfpac...
