The Arrival (1996) Aliens, Mexican Machine Maker And Charlie Sheen

This review is for The Arrival from 1996

Tagline – “The greatest danger facing our world has been the planet’s best kept secret…until now.“

Wedlock (1991) Can Rutger Hauer Escape A Prison Of Exploding Heads?

Day 21 Wedlock from 1991

The Last Boy Scout (1991) Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans Come To Blows With Everyone

Day 17 The Last Boy Scout from 1991

The Rookie (1990) Cops Dirty Harry & Topper Harley Take On German Gangster Gomez Addams

Day 8 The Rookie from 1990

Timecop (1994) JCVD The Human Split Machine Patrols The Future And The Past

Day 6 Timecop from 1994

Fortress (1992) Lambert Takes On High Tech Computer Prison Hell To Free His Love

Day 4 features sci-fi Fortress from 1992

Coming Soon! January Month of 80s VHS Video Rental Action Mayhem Movie Chaos

Ghost Dog The Way of the Samurai (1999) Forest Whitaker And Jim Jamusch Follow The Code

Mister Ghost Dog (Forest Whitaker) has just jacked a nice slick car for our journey through the City streets. He selects his pre-recorded CDR mixtape and off we cruise through the dark neighborhood. No words, just nodding and contemplating.

Dollman (1991) Sci Fi Dirty Harry In Reverse Gulliver’s Travels To The Bronx!

Jeepers! Dollman just manages to edge it’s way in through the, it’s so bad it’s actually pretty good door. If our hero was just one inch smaller? No way he’d be allowed to ride the cult rollercoaster of thrills. What with it’s crazy premise. Imagine Dirty Harry strutting through a super low budget science fiction film where his iconic .44 Magnum is now a laser cannon. Then for the narrative to flip into Gulliver’s Travels in reverse. Yep this film is striking high and what with its star being a cult film geeks joy. Dollman is thirteen inches of pure gun toting cult attitude.

Split Second (1992) In Tribute To The Great Rutger Hauer Here’s Some Sci-Fi Horror Carnage

With yesterday’s shocking, sad news of the passing of the legend Rutger Hauer I thought I would have a tribute to the great man by watching one of his films. One I’d never managed to see before. Which one would I pick? Well you’ve read the title of the page, silly me. Somehow, really unsure how, 1992s Split Second had completely passed me by.

Tagline – He’s seen the future…Now he has to kill it. He’ll need bigger guns.