We go back to happier times for The Expendables in Episode 103 of the Bulletproof Podcast! Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise discuss the online vitriol for the latest installment of The Expendables before going back...
The Bloodfist Lovefest rolls on here at Bulletproof Action, as we celebrate the legendary Don “The Dragon” Wilson’s birthday all weekend long! In this scene from Bloodfist IV: Die Trying, repo man Danny Holt (Wilson) arrives at a parking garage...
It could be said that Nu Image walked so that Millennium could run. Long before Millennium Films (now Millennium Media) resurrected the Rambo franchise and launched The Expendables and Has Fallen franchises, Nu Image was churning...
Christmas and the holiday season in general is the perfect backdrop for a movie… Hallmark has built an empire on it… The horror genre has turned a Silent Night into a Deadly Night… There have been...
Full Impact is not a very good movie, some would even say Full Impact is a bad movie. The audio is atrocious, it has a plot twist that is never fully explained and the action looks...
After his recent appearance on Scott Adkins’ The Art of Action podcast, I realized I was way overdue for a revisit of Michael Worth’s contributions to the action game in the glory days of the 1990s....
Last year when Arrow Video released their spectacular Shaw Scope collection, like many physical media collectors, I was impressed. Arrow put out a top notch product that was a beautiful tribute to the legendary Shaw Brothers...
Gary Daniels’ latest action movie, Bring Him Back Dead, hits Digital and DVD on August 2nd (that’s THIS TUESDAY for those in the know). You can check out my review of Bring Him Back Dead by...
Gary Daniels was one of many martial artists turned action movie stars you could find on video store shelves during the Golden Age of Action. But while many of his contemporaries came and went, Gary Daniels...
Back in the summer of 2020, we presented The Ultimate Albert Pyun Countdown. In addition to counting down the Top 10 action movies directed by Albert Pyun, we presented a companion piece filled with Honorable Mentions...
