Bullet Points: Universal Soldier
Jean-Claude Van Damme vs Dolph Lundgren. A main event of action superstars. We didn’t get a lot of these battles back in the day, because in all honestly, someone had to lose. Fortunately, we have Roland...
Jean-Claude Van Damme
PM Entertainment’s Honorable Mentions
The reaction to Bulletproof Action’s Ultimate PM Entertainment Countdown was tremendous. But when you are compiling a list of the best of the best from a company like PM Entertainment, that churned out so much product,...
Scene of the Week: Street Fighter – Ken & Ryu vs Sagat & Vega
Quick, try to think of a good movie developed from a video game. Chances are you’re either failing to come up with a single good one, you’re trying to convince yourself that the Resident Evil movies...
Scenes of the Week: Broken Glass Everywhere
If there is one thing that has always stuck with from watching Kickboxer as a youngster so many years ago it is the sight and sound of Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Kurt Sloane and Michel Qissi’s Tong...
Bloodsport: Enter the Kumite
The Kumite represents the pinnacle of the underground, bare-knuckled, ass-kicking world. You’ll only end up here if you receive the mysterious invitation or are willing to bang one of those old Chinese dudes like Leah Ayres....
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Double Impact
One of my favorite collector’s edition Blu-ray releases in recent years was the MVD Rewind Collection release of the Jean-Claude Van Damme classic Lionheart. The Lionheart release was so damn good and chock full of so...
Bullet Points: We Die Young
Over the course of his movie career, Jean-Claude Van Damme has battled some of the most vicious fighters on the planet, an evil time travelling Senator, post-apocalyptic pirates, an evil land developer, hunters whose prey of...
Bullet Points: Knock Off
The career of Jean Claude Van Damme has taken a few dips and dives over the years. The late 80’s were great and the early 90’s were out of this world good but by 1997 his...
20 Reasons Why You Rock: Kickboxer
There is no doubt that 1988’s Bloodsport was the movie that put Jean-Claude Van Damme on the map… but to me it was 1989’s Kickboxer that established that Jean-Claude Van Damme was not a one hit...
Scene of the Week: Lionheart – Wrong Bet!
A 6’2″ beast of a man with wicked mutton chops and a head of hair that would make Gene Simmons blush doesn’t need much help to win a fight. But when the high-rolling moneymen want Lyon...
