It’s the Halloween edition of The Bulletproof Podcast and we are throwing it back to 1988’s Maniac Cop! Join your hosts Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise as they are joined by special guest, Chris DePetrillo...
As a physical media collector, I pride myself on knowing when to draw the line, especially with all the tempting options that the boutique labels are always churning out. I don’t feel the need to own...
Over the years I have covered quite a bit of Traci Lords’ PM Entertainment career, but until now I had not covered her first PM Entertainment movie, 1991’s A Time to Die… As I mentioned at...
A few months back I touted the great variety of obscure action movies that ScreenPix offered on their streaming service. Ever since then I feel like I have had an unofficial ScreenPix Movie of the Month...
In the past I have described 1996’s Original Gangstas as the Blaxploitation version of The Expendables and if you’ve ever seen the movie you know it is a fitting description. Original Gangstas brought together some of...
Last August, we celebrated the action filmography of Director Albert Pyun when we presented The Ultimate Albert Pyun Countdown. With more than 50 movies to his credit, there was no way that all of Pyun’s work...
Who’s the black private dick, that’s a sex machine to all the chicks? Who is the man that would risk his neck for the brother man? Who’s the cat that won’t cop out when there’s danger...
1989’s Crack House is an example of a movie that while released by Cannon, was not produced by Cannon. And that is probably why we didn’t see Charles Bronson, Michael Dudikoff or Chuck Norris waging a...
It’s time to make some Bulletproof Action history, just in time for Halloween! This edition of No Surrender Cinema is going to take a slight turn off of the action track, and talk today about a...
When you think of the women of action who broke the glass ceiling and made an impact on the world of action entertainment, names like Michelle Yeoh and “The Lady Dragon” Cynthia Rothrock immediately come to...
