WATCH NOW Laura, a young waitress at a cafe, aspires to have a piano one day. One day Laura meets a drunken old man named Sampson who tells her gripping stories of a ship that sank with millions of dollars in gold. Laura’s boyfriend, Chris Barnes, warns her that Sampson is a fraud and is […]
WATCH NOW Mind-blowing. In 2000, the documentary mini-series Navy SEALS: BUD/S Class 234 was released, and truly, every episode is like utter torture. In it, we meet two ‘class 234’ candidates and follow them through training, which in this case, is a grueling 6 month intense course. Candidates rounding up will go through the most
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WATCH NOW Once regarded as a sad copy of Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow and Drunken Master, this action packed film is undoubtedly one of the finest to feature Willy Dozen aka martial arts’ Billy Chong, the Indonesian master. He Wen is a young man who has one desire: to master the art of Kung
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WATCH NOW The journey from book to screen was not very smooth for Derailed as each investor it was pitched to shared this tale about a group of teenage runaways for reasons that are not too hard to find when one remembers the era in question. Even though this tale was set in 2016 and
WATCH NOW A gamer with no prior driving experience joins a racing team that consists of a scarce female driver (Quinlivan) and a motor sports drama quickly turns into a cringe romcom. This Reynolds-esque monotonous drivel containing pathetic racing scenes and a lackluster plot makes me feel disrespectful to Jay Chou – a Taiwanese pop
WATCH NOW Why do rivalries exist among different Martial Arts schools? I want to focus on movie martial arts schools. I understand the rivalry is lighthearted when it comes to martial arts schools in real life, but movies seem to take things further. There surely is enough space for more than 1 martial arts school
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WATCH NOW In this last episode of the Black Cobra Trilogy, Robert Malone is back in the Philippines for the very last time. The vehicles of the Hawaiian Airlines flight from Chicago to Laguindingan are set for take-off when one of its passengers, a CIA officer named Charlie Hopkins, is grievously injured. Simultaneously, his suspicious
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WATCH NOW No one would expect high art from a movie christened Truck Stop Women, and they will certainly not be disappointed with the work of Mark Lester, who directed Firestarter and Class of 1984, as he wades into the waters of the nascent genre of truck films with this entry in 1974. There are
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WATCH NOW In today’s review, we will be looking at a movie that fuses kung fu and ninjitsu. What’s interesting is that this movie was produced with a very low budget, and both the setting and filming location was done in Northern California. The cast includes some of the locals and a few actors who
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WATCH NOW The Brink (2006): 3 out of 10: In the work of screenwriter Dan Lee Brinton, who also produced “The Brink”, Director Carsen Moore presents the film as anchored by a decent performance by supporting actress Heather Ashley Chase. For a low budget movie, this looks pretty decent. No stills available for The Brink.
