McHale’s Navy (1997) – Review
From January 1996- April 1997 Tom Arnold headlined four comedies. Each was heavily promoted and released by a major studio.
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Equalizer 2000 (1987) – Review
The 1980’s craze of subpar Mad Max knock offs continues in schlock maestro Cirio Santiago homage, Equalizer 2000. Martial Arts
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Escape From L.A. (1996) – Review
John Carpenter’s sequel to his seminal 1981 film, a decade-and-a half in the making, is essentially a remake with upgraded
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Bloodfist III: Forced to Fight (1992) – Review
Bloodfist 3 is the best film in the long running Roger Corman produced action series. It is, arguably, the most
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Dirty Harry (1971) – Review
Dirty Harry is a seminal film in the action genre and one of the most influential movies of the 1970s.
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Cold Pursuit (2019) – Review
Liam Neeson has stated that Cold Pursuit will be his last action film. At 68 years old the venerable actor
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Just Mercy (2019) – Review
Just Mercy further proves that Michael B. Jordan is the most charismatic actor of his generation. The gifted actor heads
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Stolen (2012) – Review
[star rating=3] Nicolas Cage reunites with his Con Air director, Simon West, for another trip to the genre well for
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Godzilla (1998) – Review
Godzilla is the underwhelming follow up film from director Roland Emmerich (and co-scripter Dean Devlin) after their smash hit Independence
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Outcast (2015) – Review
American “name stars” dominate the marketing materials, but Outcast is actually a foreign production designed to entice western viewers into
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Buddy (1997) – Review
Good intentions don’t always result in good movies. Buddy is a prime example of the theory. The Jim Henson produced
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One Eight Seven (1997) – Review
Samuel L. Jackson is a teacher pushed over the edge by a group of unruly gang-banger students at a rundown
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Fast and Fierce: Death Race (2020) – Review
Perhaps, being quaratined and running out of viable options for viewing has dropped my critical standards (I never really had
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The Object of My Affection (1998) – Review
Paul Rudd has such a warm on-screen presence that, during The Object of My Affection, I found myself inadvertently rooting
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Night Hunter (1996) – Review
In Night Hunter, Don “The Dragon” Wilson battles vampires two years before Wesley Snipes’ Blade hit cinemas. That Marvel character
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