Review

Everything from the beginning remains the same, except for one minor change. In this segment of the story, the X-ray vision that Superman possesses is first introduced. It is useful in the latter part of the story. This change has resulted in Superman’s identity being revealed to the audience after the narration reveals that he […]

This short exchange, given about 15 minutes into ‘Sharktopus Vs. Whalewolf’, pretty much sums up the movie as a whole. The movie, which is the second sequel to ‘Sharktopus’ from 2010, takes the cheese of the first two films and cranks it up to a whole new level, while completely missing the entire point. Missing

I found Go for Broke! on Prime. You could probably find it on IMDb as well. I saw Go for Broke! as a teenager in the 1950s and assumed the film was from the 1940s since the action and the message were aimed at working together and fighting for America; but I was wrong, the

One thing you notice right away about kung fu heroes is that they don’t talk much. They’re men of action. They exchange a couple of curt words: And then they lay into each other with fists, feet, elbows, and fingernails. Even in the early scenes, when they’re setting up the plot, they keep the dialogue

Hey everyone! Jonathan Moody is back again for another blog post here. And this time I’m here to talk about the 1989 Andy Sidaris flick, “Savage Beach”, which Paul and I did with special guest Cayt Feinics. Based on her being on the last episode of IFC where she reviewed Samurai Cop and absolutely loved

Burt Sullivan, hard-nosed sheriff of a tough border town, throws in his job and travels south in search of the man who killed his father many years prior. All he knows is the man’s general whereabouts and his name, Cisco Delgado. As a taciturn loner, it is no surprise that Sullivan intends to travel solo

From an alcohol-drenched lair, he burst, literally firing from all cylinders. Screen legend Dennis Hopper is known as one of Hollywood’s great proponents of method acting, which in the case of Philippe Mora’s 1976 Australian classic Mad Dog Morgan meant drinking prodigious amounts of booze and behaving like a lunatic. Stories about Hopper’s wicked gonzo

Charlton Heston, Raimund Harmstorf, Michele Mercier, George Eastman, Maria Rohm. Based on the novel by Jack London. Director: Ken Annakin.John Thornton is a fearless man who’s after more than gold; he wants to do what’s right. Thornton works for the U.S. mail and is the only person daring and smart enough to figure out how

Molly Stewart (Betsy Russell) used to be a teenage prostitute known as Angel, but those days have been put behind her as she is now a successful law student, though she is still in contact with the cop who helped her off the streets, Lieutenant Andrews (Robert F. Lyons). Unfortunately, their chummy relationship is about

Now revealed as the first film seen by Quentin Tarantino at the age of five. For a movie intended to set up a series character in the vein of James Bond, it was ironic that it was the women who stole the show, not just from their tendency to turn up in bikinis but for