Ryan Shoots First: Halo (S1 Ep1) “Contact”
Halo is here and Master Chief is ready to deploy….about 15 years too late. While Halo is indeed one of the most recognizable game properties of all time it’s popularity has been waning, especially in the...
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Bullet Points: Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Bulletproof Action had the opportunity to cover the theatrical release for Ghostbusters: Afterlife back in November. Unfortunately, we had to pass due to scheduling conflicts. We received a second chance with the release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife...
Bullet Points: The Breed (2001)
Vampires have received more love in the movies than probably all the other classic monster characters combined. And it seems like just when I think all the ideas for a vampire themed movie have been exhausted,...
Scene of the Week: Dead Presidents – Armored Truck Heist
Another film that doesn’t get nearly enough talk is 1995’s Dead Presidents. It’s a snapshot in American history for a lot of people and its depiction of the Vietnam War and life home for returning vets....
Bullet Points: 513 Degrees
Sometimes interwoven storylines in a film can make for a compelling motion picture. Sometimes interwoven storylines in a film can lead to a muddled mess. Sometimes interwoven storylines in film can lead to to a resounding...
Bullet Points: The Night Crew
This is one of those movies that has a synopsis that really draws you in. Put in the right hands and it could be a knockout. I’ve had mixed results with Luke Goss films to this...
Scene of the Week: The Big Hit – Video Store Finale
Mark Wahlberg sucks. I’ve seen better acting at the Christmas plays in my son’s school. Somehow, though, he’s built a hugely successful career from looking at the camera with a puzzled look on his face while...
Bullet Points: Flesh Wounds
I have something of a weakness for Predator knockoffs and cheap Blu-rays at Big Lots. That equation has done me wrong on a number of occasions but I just seem to keep going back to the...
Bullet Points: 18 Fingers of Death!
If it is true that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, than mocking is the funniest. Who doesn’t love to watch someone or something getting roasted with a little good natured ribbing? Especially when it...
