WATCH NOW The Son of Monte Cristo is a swashbuckling novel from 1940 inspired by classic works such as A Count of Monte Cristo, A Mark of Zorro, A Scarlet Pimpernel, and A Prisoner of Zenda written in a very comedic manner, most easily digestible. Lichtenburg, the setting of the book is a small fictitious […]
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WATCH NOW When his girlfriend is killed, street bully Danny (Chris Bell) decides to enter the Essex underworld. Here we have yet another film on the infamous Range Rover Killings, their focus in Essex Boys and Bonded by Blood. A number of films have already been made on the Range Rover killings, and even though
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WATCH NOW Samuel L. Jackson has 163 roles as an actor according to IMDb. Leaving out his television and video game roles, he still has one of the highest averages in the industry today. Since his filmography includes both this and that, people often wonder how he chooses these roles. I would say he does
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 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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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 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 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 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.
WATCH NOW Although I’m not a fan of the movie per se, Enter the Game of Death, also called King of Kung Fu, is much better than a mediocre film that’s sure to please Bruce Lee/martial arts/action/Hong Kong cinema enthusiasts! (The sub-plot where Bruce is set to play a character in ‘Enter the Dragon’ film
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