The Rambo franchise shares some traits with the Death Wish franchise. Both of the original movies in those respective franchises were based on novels and both films could be described as action packed dramas. Both of...
There are many things you can say about Sylvester Stallone’s 1995 attempt to bring the 2000 A.D. content to the big screen: the casting is top notch (who betta than Sly?), the costumes are fantastic (by...
Over the Top opened in theaters on February 13, 1987. I wish I could say I was at the theater that night, but I didn’t catch Over the Top until it hit home video later in...
It is a New Year’s Day tradition here at Bulletproof Action to spotlight 12 action movies that will be celebrating a milestone anniversary in the New Year. In this case, 12 action movies that were released...
Rocky IV has officially received The Ultimate Director’s Cut treatment with the recent release of Rocky vs. Drago. On Episode 54 of The Bulletproof Podcast, Chris and Chad review Rocky vs. Drago and talk about the...
For many fans (myself included), 1985’s Rocky IV is the absolute pinnacle of the Rocky Balboa saga. So when news broke earlier this year that the director’s cut of Rocky IV was going to be released...
I really have no reasonable explanation on how I have missed out on the Escape Plan franchise up until this point in my life. I devote huge chunks of my free time to the action movie...
The Squad is back! In what feels like a redo on the lackluster cluster mess of a film in 2016. This time around DC gave the reigns to the then recently fired from Marvel James Gunn...
In honor of Sylvester Stallone’s 75th Birthday, we are counting down his Top 10 Action Movies on Episode 44 of The Bulletproof Podcast. Your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise are joined by special guest,...
If you are a Sylvester Stallone movie and your main character isn’t named Rocky Balboa or John Rambo, chances are you aren’t getting the love you deserve. 1986’s Cobra is a great example of Sylvester Stallone...
