WATCH NOW The fact that Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon even got a sequel to its original 2004 movie is quite shocking considering all the difficulties the movie faced. But as the saying goes, there’s a way where there is a will; or perhaps in this scenario, where there is funding, there’s a movie […]
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WATCH NOW Expressing gratitude to Joe for the suggestion of Mean Johnny Barrows is undoubtedly a worthwhile movie to enjoy as a classic Blaxploitation film from 70s. Let’s get to it. The film begins with a group of army men training in the forest. This, in my opinion, has to be a training camp in
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WATCH NOW In its Two Weeks to Live (Sky One), the scene progresses to a roadside cafe that also resembles the Edward Hopper’s, where the words NORTH OF ENGLAND unfold on the screen in massive, loud, bold letters. The show then transitions into ‘Stayin’ Alive’ being covered by the band, Tropical Fuck Storm, after which
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WATCH NOW When I label an actor in my ‘What Not To Watch’ section, I actively search for more of their films in an attempt to justify their performance. It’s interesting to note that when I am writing the ‘What Not To Watch’ articles, it’s not my intent to be an Internet troll bent on
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WATCH NOW After mistakenly killing an opponent in a freak training accident, professional fighter William Rockman (Mandylor) switched to being a martial arts instructor for children. When Congress bans UFC-style underground fighting, it changes into an even deadlier sport called ‘Terminal Combat.” One can argue that the name adequately describes what the movie is about
WATCH NOW Micah Pickering from the Superman Homepage reviews the animated shorts by Fleischer Studios on Superman for those whose hearts ache for the 1940s. Caution: This part of the cartoon serials for superman is “Japoteurs.” In today’s world, this is a phrase that might be perceived as insensitive by a larger audience. This cartoon
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WATCH NOW Even without the comparisons to a ‘great infection’ or a ‘great virus’, the movie EMPIRE OF ASH seems to dive deep into the horrors of a post-apocalpyse world. After all, it was made at a time when VCR programmers were shooting their shot at putting something out post-apocalypse. It gets worse when we
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WATCH NOW Long John (Scott Glenn) is currently planning a drug deal somewhere in the desert, and intends to catch up with his contact afterwards because he believes that he is being followed by the police. Although, the police are indeed watching. In fact, when Long John takes off in his motorbike, the police are
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WATCH NOW Black gaund is a 1972 movie which is filled with social criticism of the time. Between fist fights and gun battles and everything in between, characters seem to delve into topics such as segregation, class and race as well. The main character, rummaged by to as Gunn is a club owner in the
WATCH NOW Since I’ve been writing this blog for a while now, I feel comfortable sharing things with you that I wouldn’t be ready to share elsewhere. One of these is that I will literally purchase EVERYTHING with the title “Shaolin” or “Ninja”. EVERYTHING With the two combined words, these purchases can be in the
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