River of Death (1989) – Review
River of Death may have been based on the novel by famed writer Alister McLean but, it is actually Cannon
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King Solomon’s Mines (1985) – Review
Cannon film’s attempt to cash in on the Indiana Jones craze results in raiding the literary work of H.R. Haggard
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Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987) – Review
The second film in the wistfully intended series from Cannon film’s featuring H. Rider Haggard’s literary hero Allan Quartermain is
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Mercenary Fighters (1988) – Review
A remote African nation is experiencing civil turmoil and in an aggressive move, the government has hired mercenary fighters to
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Hercules (1983) – Review
Hulking mesomorph Lou Ferrigno, grunts and flexes his way through the title role in this ridiculous space epic. Hercules appears
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Hellbound (1994) – Review
Hellbound plays like a greatest hits collection of familiar Chuck Norris motifs while simultaneously ripping off better films. It is
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Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects (1989) – Review
There are two stories running parallel in the Charles Bronson action/thriller Kinjite. One is about a vice cop (Bronson) and
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Hit the Dutchman (1992) – Review
1 1/2 Stars Cannon Films founder Menahem Golan steps back behind the camera to serve as director for the first
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American Samurai (1992) – Review
Having been a big fan of director Sam Firstenberg and David Bradley’s previous collaboration, Cyborg Cop and Cyborg Solider, I
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