Get ready, True Believers, because today’s the day! The time has finally come to travel Across The Spider-Verse with Miles Morales and various other versions of Spider-Man, and today I’m going to look back at the vision for...
When it comes to my all-time favorite films, 1985’s Death Wish 3 is at the tippy top of the list. It is a movie I remember exactly when and where I was the first time I...
On Episode 88 of The Bulletproof Podcast we are celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Charles Bronson classic, 10 to Midnight! Join your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise as they talk this unforgettable action/horror...
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...
Kino Lorber recently released the Missing in Action Trilogy on Blu-ray and in typical Kino Lorber fashion, they knocked it out of the park with beautiful 4K scans of the original 35mm negatives and a mix...
If Alex Winter is to be trusted, Menahem Golan was telling people that he believed Brooke Shields would win an Academy Award for her performance in Sahara. On the surface that statement is preposterous. After watching...
The fourth installment in the Death Wish franchise hit theaters on November 6, 1987 with Charles Bronson reprising role as architect/vigilante Paul Kersey. Death Wish 4: The Crackdown was Bronson’s sixth movie with Cannon and the...
1981’s Enter the Ninja played a big part of the ninja craze of the 1980s. It was one of the earliest signs that Cannon and action movies were a match made in heaven. And it introduced...
As a Cannon devotee and a Chuck Norris enthusiast it almost pains me to admit that there was one Chuck Norris movie produced by Cannon that I had yet to see… 1991’s The Hitman. What makes...
1988’s Hero and the Terror is probably not the first movie you think of when you think of Chuck Norris’ time with Cannon Films. It has more in common with Chuck’s 1982 film Silent Rage, than...
