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REVIEW: Dog Eat Dog (2016)
Run Time: 95 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Poor man’s early Tarantino/Guy Ritchie movie, awkward mess Don’t bother. You might know things are bad...
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REVIEW: Hard Target 2 (2016) Blu-Ray
I kind of had quiet hopes for this film. If nothing else it had Scott Adkins and Robert Knepper, I knew they’d go to town...
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REVIEW: Sniper: Ghost Shooter (2016)
Well I guess we can finally answer the burning question that all of us had earlier this year, was Steven Seagal’s Sniper: Special Forces a part...
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REVIEW: Code Of Honor (2016)
After the horrific Sniper: Special Ops, the recent Steven Seagal movie that marked possibly a new low in his career, we jump back up slightly...
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REVIEW: I Am Wrath (2016)
I wonder if John Travolta watched the movie ‘John Wick’ then, perhaps before he’d even finished watching it, called up his agent and said; “We...
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REVIEW: The Walking Dead Season Six Sucked
I wondered several times while watching season six of The Walking Dead how much longer it would go on. Not ‘is there going to be...
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REVIEW: Countdown (2016)
Here’s a 90 minute quicksand pit of bush league boredom. And if you want my advice you should ignore this movie, even those of you...
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REVIEW: Red Dawn (2012)
Red Dawn is a tale about a bunch of metrosexuals, cheerleaders and supermodels resisting the combined forces of Russia and North Korea. Or generally speaking,...
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REVIEW: 4GOT10 (2015)
I really wonder why people like Dolph Lundgren and Danny Trejo involve themselves with schlock like this. I heard a few years back that Dolph...
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REVIEW: Tremors 5: Bloodline (2015)
I don’t really recall anything beyond Tremors apart from not making it through a sequel featuring Fred Ward. It may have been the second, but...
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REVIEW: Pay The Ghost (2015)
Nicolas Cage is master of the puzzled expression. Whether this comes extra naturally to him or not, I cannot say. But in this movie, Cage...
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REVIEW: 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown (2015)
WWE continues to release movies that are oddly in contrast with their central pro wrestling programming. One is a noxious weekly brew of corporate political...
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REVIEW: The Transporter Refueled (2015)
Before watching this I had read from at least one source that the movie was extraordinarily sexist. I sat there baffled, wondering what the world...
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[REVIEW] Pound Of Flesh (2015)
Runtime: 105 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Body doubles, misery… I wanted to like this movie. Maybe it was the premise – man goes...
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[REVIEW] Tremors 25th Anniversary Blu-Ray
You have to wonder sometimes why a movie that is clearly a cult classic could have a ’25th Anniversary’ Blu-Ray release, where practically no-one is...
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[REVIEW] Without Warning (1980)
Something of an obscurity here – I’d never seen or heard of this flick from 1980 until recently. I was watching a documentary about the...
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[REVIEW] Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2015)
I don’t remember much about the original, other than it being possibly mildly serviceable, truth be told I was talking with someone throughout the whole...
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[REVIEW] The Mercenary: Absolution (2015)
After 17 years of DTV slop, you begin to notice that there are three different types of movie Steven Seagal makes these days. The first and...
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