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Killer Cop (1975)
Killer Cop (1975) is hardly a fun jaunt, however, it’s an intriguing police procedural with an interesting collection of characters at its heart.
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Nightmare Beach (1989)
Nightmare Beach doesn’t challenge or make any attempts to be a classic. It does manage to deliver the goods one looks for in 80’s slashers, scantily clad ladies, blood and a light whodunit.
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Interzone (1989)
There is something about Interzone (1989) that makes it notable and special over other post-apocalyptic Mad Max knock off movies... and it's not just Bruce Abbott!
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No Contest II (1996)
Some say Shannon Tweed action sequel No Contest II (or Face of Evil) (1996) is better than the first film. Could it be true?
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Land of Doom (1987)
I thoroughly enjoy the goofy nonsense that Land of Doom presents and there is one particular reason for this.
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024)
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F feels a lot like the recent Ghostbusters relaunch pulling as many characters as possible back in, however, it doesn’t use them as a springboard for a new cast to take on the franchise. Instead we catch up with some old pals and it’s a nice experience to spend some time with them again.
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Death Has Blue Eyes (1976)
With a selection of Nico Mastorakis’ films hitting physical media before the end of the month I have finally gotten around to a … bit of a classic that Niko put out early in his career. Death Has Blue Eyes is a Greek production from the mid 70's and looks wildly fun.
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La morte risale a ieri sera (1970)
Death occurred last night a (slightly flawed) police procedural with a collection of fantastic performances. There are some unique ideas, adult themes and fun moments throughout.
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No Contest (1995)
You know what? No Contest is okay. Sure it’s a very blatant in taking it's inspiration from Die Hard but scratches the itch and does a few things rather well that honestly surprised me.
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Mean Tricks (1992)
Mean Tricks has the prospect of Napier playing a tough, hard drinking cop with a plot involving prostitute rings and directed by Umberto Lenzi, the opportunities for a trashy outing had never been higher.