Bullet Points: Dog Soldiers
It’s another Foreign Film Friday here at Bulletproof Action and I’m especially excited to bring you this movie because I’ve become a big fan of director Neil Marshall over the years and Dog Soldiers is one...
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Bullet Points: Jet Li’s The Enforcer (1995)
I’m a huge fan of Jet Li. I actually posted a review of his film The Defender a couple of weeks ago and I just couldn’t help myself when I saw this similarly simplistic title on...
Bullet Points: Kung Fury is here to kill Hitler!
This installment of Bullet Points will not be sticking to the format that I’ve been using for the past year or so, but that shouldn’t come as any surprise as the film it’s based on has...
Bullet Points: Commitment
Most of what I know about North Korea comes from Team America and The Interview but I doubt that any travel agents are “dying to tell you about this hidden vacation gem called North Korea.” It’s...
Bullet Points: The Defender
This was one of the first Jet Li films that I owned way back in the mid 1990’s and while it is a decent movie it is nowhere close the best that Li has to offer....
Bullet Points: Escape
The Scandinavian film industry has come a long way in the past 10 to 15 years. The violent Pusher series from Nicolas Winding Refn was from the 90’s but since then we’ve seen several amazing films...
Bullet Points: Bring Me the Head of the Machine Gun Woman
Our latest Foreign Film Friday comes from the continent of South America and features one of the sexiest and deadliest killers you’ll see anywhere. A film that owes a great deal to directors like Robert Rodriguez...
Bullet Points: The Salvation
I’m always on the lookout for a quality foreign film and when I can find one that not only stars an awesome actor like Mads Mikkelsen but also tells the story of a grief-stricken husband/father who...
Bullet Points: No Tears for the Dead
No Tears for the Dead features one of the most brutal knife fights that I’ve ever seen on screen. If that doesn’t get you excited then I don’t know what will. Directed by Jeong-beom Lee, who...
Bullet Points: A Lonely Place to Die
Foreign Film Friday continues for us here at Bulletproof Action as we head across the Atlantic and check out a film released way back in 2011. We try our best to stay on our toes and...
