Blindsided from 1993 is much better than you could expect and deserves to be resurrected. It's an honest, well made serving of noir. Those who have seen it, enjoy it.
Number One with a Bullet is a 80's Cannon action comedy with Robert Carradine and Billy Dee Williams. All can be forgiven as nonsense was Cannon's speciality.
Hard Ticket to Hawaii is easily Andy Sidaris best in the series so far and not a film you could get mad at for all it's silly problems. Just a riot from start to finish.
1954 saw the first outing of James Bond on TV screens in America. Casino Royale is a fantastically interesting time piece that James Bond fans show spend some time with.
Fearless Fuzz (or Magnum Cop,) on paper, feels like one of those pairings of an action comedy with two hot stars we have seen so frequently over the years. Charming as it might be, it can't shake it's Italocrime roots.
The whole premise of In A Violent Nature is utterly routine for those who are familiar with the genre and yet completely refreshing as it offers a refreshingly different point of view.
Night Killer is pretty bad. It is a laugh for a bunch of friends to sit and make fun off, however, there are some frustratingly painful decisions made to keep the story going.
Frantic is an oddity on Harrison Ford’s filmography. Whilst he is best known as Indiana Jones, Han Solo and Jack Ryan and his action thrillers, there was a period in the 80’s when he was something of a dramatic actor with range and critics were noting him.