Bullet Points: Quiet Fire
Acting careers are a lot like life, they are filled with twists and turns and ups and downs. You could be on top of the world one moment and on the brink of obscurity the next....
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Bullet Points: Recoil (1998)
After being burned on more than one occasion with films that are classified as action movies by IMDb or by the major streaming services or by the distributors of those multi-pack DVD collections, only to find...
Bullet Points: Blood Money (1991)
Protip… if you are an aspiring screenwriter and you have a project titled Blood Money, you might want to consider renaming your project. There have been more than two dozen movies with the title or alternate...
Bullet Points: No Escape No Return
One of my favorite places to visit (and in some cases re-visit) on a regular basis is the PM Entertainment library. The PM Entertainment library is not an actual physical library, but instead a collection of...
Bullet Points: Maximum Force (1992)
I don’t always shop at places like Wal-Mart but there is one thing that I do enjoy checking out in the crowded ass aisles at my local one and that is the DVD bargain bins. They...
Bullet Points: T-Force
Say the name Jack Scalia to most action movie fans and you probably won’t get much of a reaction. Say the name Jack Scalia to your sassy aunt with the sensible hair cut and an affinity...
Bullet Points: Cyber-Tracker 2
Before I begin my review of Don “The Dragon” Wilson’s 1995 film, Cyber-Tracker 2, it would probably be beneficial if I gave you a quick recap of the events of the first film… Previously on Cyber...
Bullet Points: Guardian Angel
Like many martial artists turned movie stars in the 1990’s, Cynthia Rothrock, who first made a name for herself making movies in Hong Kong, had the opportunity to work with Richard Pepin and Joseph Meri. Pepin...
Bullet Points: Firepower (1993)
When your father is screen legend Steve McQueen, you are in a really tough spot as an actor. Steve McQueen epitomized everything an action hero should be and created the template of what was expected from...
Bullet Points: The Chaos Factor
There are many factors to consider when selecting a movie to watch. Genre is always an important factor. Action movies will always be my go to genre, so if I was presented the opportunity to watch...
