Bullet Points: Darkness of Man
The latest from Jean-Claude Van Damme, 2024’s Darkness of Man, dropped earlier this month and some how I let it slip right by me. I knew before the month was over (and my JCVD Fan Club...
The latest from Jean-Claude Van Damme, 2024’s Darkness of Man, dropped earlier this month and some how I let it slip right by me. I knew before the month was over (and my JCVD Fan Club...
I have become something of a regular over at my local Goodwill store these past few months and more specifically their physical media section. More often that not my trips to Goodwill have been fruitful, adding...
Jean-Claude Van Damme was born Jean-Claude Camille François Van Varenberg in Brussels, Belgium on October 18, 1960. In honor of JCVD’s birthday I wanted to throw “The Muscles from Brussels” a party of sorts here on...
Alan Delabie is a French director, screenwriter, actor, producer, and martial artist. A black belt in karate shotokan, he is also trained in full contact and kickboxing and won the Nunchaku European Championship. In the movie...
They are two of the most well known martial arts movie franchises of all time. They both feature bona-fide legends in the world of action movies. They both feature the word “blood” in the title! In...
The amount of good movies that were based on video games isn’t what you might expect. For some reason, the things that make for a great game typically lead to a rather shitty movie. I guess...
David Worth is an American director of photography and film director. He contributed as cinematographer to more than twenty films, including Bloodsport, Any Which Way You Can, and Bronco Billy. He directed movies such as Warrior...
From the earliest days of BPA, we have always been what I would describe as “Van Damme guys”. Most of the writers here grew up with JCVD and can make a lengthy list of our favorite...
The action and drama of the JCVD classic Lionheart is the topic of discussion on Episode 87 of The Bulletproof Podcast. Join your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise as they are joined by Ryan...
1993’s Nowhere to Run was an opportunity for Jean-Claude Van Damme to show off his dramatic side, along with the others things he was already known for showing off at that point… namely his martial arts...