When you hear the name Michael Dudikoff you immediately think of his work in American Ninja or Avenging Force, but you probably don’t think of him as a TV crime fighter. But in 1993, Stephen J. Cannell, the...
On May 1, 1987… the wait was finally over, Michael Dudikoff was back as the “American Ninja” Joe Armstrong in American Ninja 2: The Confrontation! Considered by many fans of the franchise to be a superior...
When I first began writing for Bulletproof Action, interviewing director Sam Firstenberg was only a dream. But now that dream has become reality. One of Sam Firstenberg’s most famous films is the 1984 cult classic, Breakin’...
Take a minute and think of the most iconic duos in action movie history… I’ll wait. For most, you may not land on Armstrong and Jackson without a little help, but for The Brain and myself,...
There are many accomplishments over the past couple of years that we are proud of here at Bulletproof Action. Speaking for myself, the one that I’m most proud of is probably our thoroughness when it comes...
I first became aware of Olive Films when they released two classic Charles Bronson films on Blu-Ray, Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects and Messenger of Death. Among the other classic action flicks Olive has released in beautiful Blu-ray...
Last September two ninja films from the legendary Cannon Films library battled it out in our Movie Kumite. In that battle, American Ninja destroyed Enter the Ninja. I knew at some point Sho Kosugi needed a chance...
If you are a fan of Michael Dudikoff, you no doubt love his heroic antics in movies like American Ninja and Avenging Force. But have you ever wanted to see Dudikoff in a darker role? If you...
Throughout the 1980’s, Cannon Films made several attempts at creating their own version of the Indiana Jones box office blockbusters. First there was King Solomon’s Mines and Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold starring...
By the time that Matt Hunter shows up at the elaborately decorated home of Professor Elliott Glastenbury at the end of the film there are more than a few reasons why Matt would be in full-on...
