Bullet Points: Train Quest (2001)
I can’t help but go back to the family friendly action movie well during the holiday season. Most of the time it leads to a fun secular action movie that doesn’t have any religious or any...
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Bullet Points: The Hit List (1993)
Having hit in the title is a bold move. If it turns out the movie is successful and well liked it is a nice bit of positive foreshadowing. If the movie turns out to be a...
Bullet Points: Mad Mission 4: You Never Die Twice (1986)
Whether you call it Mad Mission or Aces Go Places, the action comedy series never fails to disappoint. The fourth entry in the series is not only a sequel to the previous entries but also a...
Bullet Points: Fugitive Mind (1999)
It only took four words to get me excited to watch a Michael Dudikoff movie I had never heard of before… Dudi in a tube. The cover of Fugitive Mind sees Michael Dudikoff in a tube...
Bullet Points: Why Me? (1990)
Why Me? That is a question I ask myself all the time. Well, the answer is because I love to watch action movies and my salary would be for nothing if I didn’t have some Bullet...
Bullet Points: The Birthday Cake (2021)
If I didn’t know what type of movie The Birthday Cake was I would have never guessed mafia movie by the title alone. Seems like an odd title for a movie but in a movie jam...
Scene of the Week: “You Shot Me in the Ass! Bastard!”
As fun as it is to call someone a bastard, if you called every Tom, Dick and Harry a bastard it would lose its meaning. However, you have free range to call anyone that shoots you...
Bullet Points: Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct: Heatwave (1997)
It is time for all the Ed McBain fans to get excited. We are back with the third of three NBC movies about the 87th Precinct. This swan song is Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct: Heatwave. This...
Bullet Points: The Man from Hong Kong (1975)
One of the best Hong Kong movies I’ve seen recently is an Australian movie. Who would have thunk it? The Man from Hong Kong is actually a co-production between Hong Kong and Australia and it shows...
Bullet Points: Liberty & Bash (1989)
Give me liberty or give me death was made famous by Patrick Henry during the American Revolution. Rousing stuff to be sure, but ol Patty boy never saw Liberty & Bash. We might be driving on...
