No Surrender Cinema: Rambo: The Force of Freedom
The year was 1986. Pee Wee was about to welcome the world into his Playhouse. Four ghostbustin’ guys from New York were about to move from the big screen to the small screen and show...
Bullet Points: Fighting Back
I am always up for some vigilante action. I am also always up for revisiting movies that I have not seen in years… sometimes even decades. 1982’s Fighting Back fit both of those criteria, plus...
Ryan Shoots First: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
You can’t deny that Zack Snyder gives the people what they want. Slow-motion wheat harvesting. That’s right you may be surprised to know that the second chapter of the massive Zack Snyder Netflix Sci-Fi epic...
The Recap: Shōgun – Chapter 5: “Broken to the Fist”
Let’s return to the epic and amazing story that is Shōgun! Blackthorne has found himself in quite the sticky situation and I’m not just talking about his bumping of uglies with Mariko. Things are staring...
20 Reasons Why You Rock: Murphy’s Law
Murphy’s Law opened in theaters on April 18, 1986. It was Charles Bronson’s fourth collaboration with Cannon Films and his sixth film with J. Lee Thompson in the director’s chair. For me personally, Murphy’s Law...
Bullet Points: Death Chase
Some movies have titles that really have nothing to do with the actual movie. Then there are movies like 1988’s Death Chase, that are spot on with their titles. Death Chase opens with a guy...
Bullet Points: Special Forces (2003)
By all accounts, Marshall R. Teague is a real man’s man. Let’s face it, you don’t get to become one of Chuck Norris’ best friends by accident. And Michael Worth loves to tell the story...
Bullet Points: Taxman
There is a lot of disagreement about a lot of different things all over the world. However, there is one thing that is pretty much universally agreed upon. Nobody wants to pay taxes. But do...
The Recap: Shōgun – Chapter 4: “The Eightfold Fence”
First of all, I have to apologize for falling so far behind on these recap reviews. If you’re following along with any serious interest in the show then I’ve failed you miserably. Excuse me while...
Ryan Shoots First: Fallout (S1 Ep1) “The End”
When it comes to video game adaptations as tv series in the last few years you have two ends of the spectrum. On one end is The Last of Us which is pretty universally agreed...
Ryan Shoots First: The Bad Batch (S3 Ep12) “Juggernaut”
With Omega back in the Empire’s hands the Batch sets off to once again find Tantis. Yes, the impenetrable fortress Omega already escaped from will now need even more help as she find herself now...
