Frank Zagarino

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Bullet Points: Warhead

If there is one thing that action movie fans love more than a team up between two established action stars, it is when two established action stars are pitted against one another. By 1996, both Frank...

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Bullet Points: Operation Delta Force

Operation Delta Force has no direct connection to 1986’s The Delta Force but one can’t help but feel like it is the illegitimate distant cousin to the Cannon produced film starring Chuck Norris. And for good...

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Bullet Points: Trained to Kill (1989)

It sometimes amazes me how easy it is to find a movie. I can remember searching through all of my local rental shops back in the day and watching any action movie I could get my...

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Bullet Points: Armstrong (1998)

When I first heard that Frank Zagarino and Joe Lara starred opposite of one another in 1998’s Armstrong, two questions immediately came to mind, who plays the bad guy and why did I hope it was...

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Bullet Points: The Revenger

Frank Zagarino (or Zags as he is affectionately known around the Bulletproof Action office) is something of an enigma. Zags had an acting career that spanned a quarter of a century despite an almost complete lack of...

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Bullet Points: Without Mercy

When I saw that Frank Zagarino was in a movie titled Without Mercy, I thought to myself… I don’t think there could be a better title for a Frank Zagarino movie. For more than three decades...

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Bullet Points: Shadowchaser (1992)

The direct to video action landscape of 1992 was very different from what we currently have today. Sure, we have some bonafide DTV stars like Scott Adkins and Michael Jai White, but both of them have done...

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What Not To Watch: Airboss

In April of 2016 I reviewed the Frank Zagarino movie, Airboss IV: The X Factor. The movie was not good and ended up being a horrible first impression to Zagarino’s Airboss movies.  But since that day I couldn’t...

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Bullet Points: Convict 762

Sometimes I wonder if the writers of movies think about what they are doing.  Do they intentionally further negative stereotypes or are they clueless to the damage being done?  This question resurfaced after I watched the...