The Movies That Moved Me: John G. Avildsen’s ROCKY
I haven’t written about any of the “Rocky” films apart from Michael B. Jordan’s “Creed” trilogy. Thinking maybe I’ll start here.
I haven’t written about any of the “Rocky” films apart from Michael B. Jordan’s “Creed” trilogy. Thinking maybe I’ll start here.
Which fight scene is your favorite?
“Anybody seen Richie!?!…”
The closest thing to an audacious anime adaptation I’d ever seen.
Anothe one I’ve loved for many years…
The movie now streaming on Tubi.
Jeff Speakman still has the power in this early 90s classic.
Currently riding on some Chow/Woo momentum these days.🤘😎
Today we look at Chow Yun-Fat’s Hollywood debut role as another humble entry in this series!
“Look up in the sky!…”
A pulsating East-meets-West Hollywood crime thriller classic.
Jackie Chan is 71 years old this week, so today’s pick for “The Movies That Moved Me” brings us to a memorable classic in my book: Sammo Hung’s WHEELS ON MEALS!
Val Kilmer passed away on Tuesday, so this is my tribute to the late screen legend. Rest, Val. 🕊
Today, I look back on the Jackie Chan film that launched a whole generation of us fans in the West into the catch-up era of Hong Kong film fandom…
Today I look back at the first film that got me started as a physical media collector: BLOOD HEAT (2003)
Today I look back on one of the more memorable hits of Chuck Norris’s career in light of his birthday: LONE WOLF MCQUADE
This is one sci-fi throwback that I find myself thinking about often: The 1986 revenge thriller, THE WRAITH.
Today, I reflect on an American martial arts classic that’s impacted me as a fan, as well as a critic: KICKBOXER (1989).
Kinji Fukasaku’s last fully completed film launches the start of a new series of articles in which I weigh in on the films that got me here today, as a critic AND a fan.
 Courtesy of Dazzler Media UK Film fans have the opportunity to support physical media and purchase the latest Horror/Action offering of the Dracula saga “The Last Voyage Of The Demeter” out now on DVD, Blu-Ray and HD. Based on the one chapter 7 in Bram Stoker’s Dracula “Captains Log” tells the story of the cursed ship and it’s passengers who transported the blood thirsty count to Whitby, London. Which is a breath of fresh air, a new story that hasn’t been done before on the screen. I had the opportunity to sit down and watch the film alongside my Horror fan dad and this is what we had to say about it.  The opening of the film shows the aftermath of the shipwreck of the Demeter and the finding of the captains log. The cut to a much brighter second scene is somewhat a surprise taken that there […]