When I think of tough mothers in the world of action movies, the toughest I can think of is Linda Hamilton’s Sarah Connor from the Terminator franchise. The finale of 1984’s The Terminator showcases Sarah Connor’s...
We challenged the Bulletproof Action social media followers to list their favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger films. Then we had our crack staff of statisticians compile the data. Now on Episode 19 of the Bulletproof Podcast we will reveal...
Going to see T2 at the movies with my dad is one of my favorite life memories. You can’t recreate memories like this. And, I should’ve known: You can’t recreate T2 no matter how hard you...
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines doesn’t get many things right. They recast a few of the main characters from previous movies, killed others off, and attempted to one-up the amazing Robert Patrick T-1000 performance from...
One year after the machines decimated most of the population (99.9% by all accounts) a small outpost of survivors attempt to put together a plan that could take down the murderous cyborgs and destroy the drones...
One of the best things about writing these types of posts is that I don’t have to come up with an entire paragraph teasing whether or not I enjoyed the movie in question. You can see...
I thought I’d do a little something different this week with our Scene of the Week and take a look at a YouTube video that went viral a few weeks back. It is a movie mash...
Stan Winston is a savior to the action/horror/sci-fi community. He has done more for those genres and the success of some of the films made than most directors and actors that come to mind. His creations...
Sometimes it takes a robot to show us humans just how inhumane we can be. Not many characters have had the same arc as the T800. He started out as a real asshole and then grew...
I’ve been a fan of professional wrestling for decades now. And one of my favorite events each year is the WWE Survivor Series. Tomorrow night the WWE will present their annual Survivor Series pay-per-view event live...
