Watching any film with commentary by master director Oliver Stone is nothing less than impressive. Now imagine watching a film directed by Oliver Stone based on experiences from Stone’s own time in Vietnam. It’s some seriously...
There weren’t too many movies that got past me in the early 90’s. I was a frequenter of the local VHS shops and later would “kill time” at the local rental store just to read the...
The year of 2022 closed with me in a very Viking mood as I drank from my horn and pounded my chest to the raucous sounds of clattering swords and screaming women. Okay, most of that...
There are some movies that seem tailormade for us and it’s important to understand that. Why shouldn’t I know who I am and what I like? It just so happens that historical bloodshed is something that...
87Eleven movies, Bullet Train and Day Shift, have been getting a ton of buzz the past few weeks, but on Episode 73 of The Bulletproof Podcast we talk about where it all began for 87Eleven, 2014’s...
You know how you have memories when you were younger that you swear are true? Vivid scenes play out in your head, and to this day, you are certain of their factuality. This is the case...
On Episode 49 of the Bulletproof Podcast, Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise look back at 1984’s Streets of Fire directed by Walter Hill and starring Michael Pare and Diane Lane along with a very creepy...
Some movies just find you at the right time in your life. I believe I was a freshman in college when I saw The Boondock Saints for the first time and I was absolutely hooked. It...
I guess it’s time for my monthly article on what I deem to be one of the most underrated and underappreciated films of the 1980’s Streets of Fire. For those unfamiliar with the film, it’s a...
Aquaman has a lot of things going for it. The movie excels at some things that make a movie not only pleasing but just a fun time at the cinema. Fun is not something that we...
