Bullet Points: Kill ‘Em All 2
I wonder if any of the countless gambling apps out there ever considered taking action from movie fans predicting which direct to video movies would inexplicably end up with a sequel. If anyone would have placed...
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Bullet Points: Day Shift
In the tradition of companies like Cannon and Carolco, 87Eleven has become synonymous with the action movie genre in the modern era. It all started with John Wick back in 2014. Since then with the John...
No Surrender Cinema: Unknown (2006)
“Just when you think you have all the answers, I change the questions!”-“Rowdy” Roddy Piper That famous quote was uttered over three decades ago, but it was the first thing that came to mind after I...
10 Things You Didn’t Know About John Wick: Chapter 2
Like many action fanatics around the world, it only took one viewing of 2014’s John Wick for me to become a fan of the character for life. My fandom for all things John Wick has only...
Bullet Points: Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
When people know that you write about action movies they feel the need to tell you about their favorites on a nearly daily basis. That is probably a major drag for lots of folk who do...
Bullet Points: Kill’em All
There may be no better way to spend a Monday night than to lounge back in my comfy chair with a few beverages on standby while I take in the newest Jean Claude Van Damme movie....
Bullet Points: John Wick: Chapter 2
Waiting so long to see the original John Wick is a bad decision that haunts me to this day. The movie was released in October of 2014 and I didn’t see it until the following summer....
Bullet Points: Heatstroke
If you are in the mood to light up an e-cigarette and watch a Stephen Dorff action flick… then Heatstroke is NOT the movie for you. If you are in the mood to watch an action movie...
Bullet Points: Rage
Nicolas Cage needs money. He’s not at Wesley Snipes’ level or anything but Cage will apparently do anything to get a paycheck. At least that’s what I think and when I watch a new Cage movie...
