Action
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REVIEW: The Expendables 3 4K UHD Blu-Ray
I made the jump to 4K this month, that rare move you make every once in a while. I remember the first DVD I watched...
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REVIEW: The Hitcher (1986)
With the recent announcement of True Lies and The Abyss finally scheduled for a remastered Blu-Ray home video release, I cannot help but think of...
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REVIEW: Broken Arrow (1996)
When I look back to the blockbusters of yesteryear, I sit back and wonder to myself “what the hell happened, Hollywood?” The recent influx of...
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Ten Things From the Rampage: President Down Director’s Commentary
It’s been a little while since this movie was released now and I don’t feel like it’s received as much attention as it deserves. The...
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REVIEW: The A-Team: The Complete Collection Blu-Ray
I think that this could be another first ever review for this website, like our review of Sabotage on Blu-Ray, I think we’re first out...
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REVIEW: Operation Chromite (2016)
Well gents, here is another South Korean action entry, that, while not quite reaching the heights set by Oldboy and I Saw the Devil, is...
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REVIEW: Amerigeddon (2016)
Half of the internet doesn’t know this movie exists, the other half is laughing at it. With its silly title ‘Amerigeddon’ and 3.7 rating on...
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REVIEW: Train to Busan (2016)
Opening with an ominous shot of roadkill twisting back to life, the film then centers around fund manager Seok-Woo (Gong Yoo), a divorced workaholic dad...
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REVIEW: A Better Tomorrow (1986)
In Hong Kong circa 1986, gangsters Sung Tse-Ho (Ti Lung) and Mark (Chow Yun-Fat) are best friends. Ho’s younger brother Sung Tse-Kit (Leslie Cheung), to...
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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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Suggested Manlier Re-Cut Of The Expendables 2
While I did enjoy The Expendables 2, I thought its main problem was the overuse of self referential humour and a general tendency towards happy...
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The Night Comes For Us is Happening Again
Good news here, The Mo Brothers’ planned collaboration with Raid director Gareth Evans, The Night Comes For Us, has been resurrected. It had been announced...
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REVIEW: The Mechanic: Resurrection (2016)
I didn’t have much time for the first Mechanic, the 2011 version that is. It didn’t live up to the Charles Bronson and Jan Michael...
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REVIEW: Kickboxer: Vengeance (2016)
I noticed some very early ‘mainstream’ reviews of this movie, some weren’t positive. I didn’t read them, but I wasn’t surprised, because I had low...
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UPDATED: About Seagal’s Early Death In Executive Decision…
UPDATED: Well, fair is fair and we’re going to give Seagal his credit here. As much as the theory below might make sense, it is...
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REVIEW: Blood Father (2016)
The only movies I’ve enjoyed as much as Blood Father in recent years have been The Revenant and John Wick. I had high expectations for...
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Rampage Trilogy Limited Edition Blu Ray Headed To Germany
Germany is set to get a limited edition 3 disc blu ray set of Uwe Boll’s Rampage trilogy, to be released August 26th 2016, and...
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REVIEW: Haywire (2012)
I finally got to see a fantasy come true in Haywire. No, not being slack-jawed at Gina Carano’s thighs being put to amazing use. Rather...
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Five Of The Best Prison Escape Movies
Con Air (1997) Con Air was Simon West’s (Expendables II, The Mechanic) first movie. You can see why he was chosen to direct an action...
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REVIEW: London Has Fallen (2016) Blu-Ray
You know this could well be the manliest movie of 2016 unless I’m strongly forgetting something else here. London Has Fallen comes in like a sorely needed...
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REVIEW: The Finest Hours (2016) Blu-Ray
I have a lot of time for disaster movies, even if some are too ready to scorn the genre. It must be the fact that...
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REVIEW: Falling Down (1993)
I’m not really a fan of Michael Douglas. He’s always playing some rich asshole, like he even revels in the type of role. Wall...
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REVIEW: The Asian Connection (2016)
I don’t say stuff like this too often, but this is among the top five worst movies I’ve ever looked at. Steven Seagal’s Sniper: Special...
