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The Cannonball Run Countach: Supercar Legend | Full Documentary
In “The Cannonball Run Countach: Supercar Legend” hear the story of why this winged 1979 Countach LP400 S is among America’s most significant supercars and how it killed the most famous clandestine car race in auto history – The Cannonball Baker Sea-to-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash! Kick-started by famed auto journalist Brock Yates as a rebellion against American speed limits and automotive regulations of the 1970s, the “Cannonball Run” as it became known, gave way to a Hollywood adaptation starring the black supercar. The Hollywood movie “The Cannonball Run” and the real life stories of cross country runs made their imprint on society, propelling the Lamborghini Countach on to the bedroom walls of teenagers across the nation and setting people to dream about breaking the so-called “Cannonball record.” Hagerty Drivers Foundation
Chopping Mall (1986) Movie Review
After a long day of Christmas shopping time to come home, relax, and watch a movie about killer robots in a mall. I give you 1986’s “Chopping Mall” – The Film Geek
IMAX ENHANCED MARVEL MOVIES ON DISNEY+ | WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL?
So I had to check out the new IMAX Enhanced 4K UHD transfers of the Marvel movies on Disney+, and here are my thoughts! Films At Home
Star Trek The Animated Series – Retrospective/Review
After the cancellation of The Original Series, Star Trek was briefly brought back in animated form with Star Trek The Animated Series. How does it stack up? – Rowan J Coleman
HARD TO KILL (Steven Seagal) Movie Review : REEL ACTION
For Steven Seagal, 1990s HARD TO KILL was the movie that made him a mega-star. Sure, ABOVE THE LAW had been a surprise hit two years earlier, but the grosses didn’t suggest a new movie star had been born. However, his scaled-down, slick follow-up vehicle, HARD TO KILL, would prove to be a mega-hit, grossing twice what its predecessor did and giving Seagal his trademark for the first time in his career – his iconic ponytail. However, its road to the big screen was anything but smooth, as we get into in this week’s REEL ACTION!
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Top Ten Favorite Jackie Chan Movies
The Film Geek – I count down my personal favorite Jackie Chan Films.
ROAD HOUSE Movie Review (1989 – Patrick Swayze) – REEL ACTION
In 1987, Patrick Swayze won hearts and became the male heartthrob of the eighties in DIRTY DANCING. So what would be his follow-up? Becoming an action icon in the amazing cult-classic ROAD HOUSE. The legend of Crazy Swayze was born in what producer Joel Silver promised would be the greatest drive-in B-movie of all time, and he was right. Swayze plays Dalton, a “cooler” – basically meaning he’s the John Wick of bar bouncers – who’s hired to clean up a notorious bar called “The Double Deuce”, only to run afoul of the villainous Wesley (Ben Gazzara), who rules the town with an iron fist. Along the way, he falls in love with the town doctor (the gorgeous Kelly Lynch), with his erstwhile mentor (Sam Elliot) in tow. A good time is guaranteed for all in this latest installment of REEL ACTION!
SPECTRE (2015) Daniel Craig: James Bond Revisited
JoBlo Videos – It’s likely one of the most controversial James Bond movies of all time. Still, Sam Mendes’s SPECTRE was intended to be a massive 007 epic that would pull together elements from all the other Daniel Craig James Bond movies for what I’m sure they hoped would be a global blockbuster that could rival SKYFALL. Fans were excited because it promised the return of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. While the box office receipts and critical reaction fell short somewhat, it was still a blockbuster that paved the way for the upcoming NO TIME TO DIE, even if fans, by and large, seem to dislike it. So join us here on James Bond Revisited as we dig into SPECTRE!
WAXWORK (1988) – Best Horror Movie You Never Saw
JoBlo Horror Videos – This week we take a look at Anthony Hickox’s loony, gory, fun-as-hell WAXWORK (WATCH IT HERE – OWN IT HERE), starring Zach Galligan, Deborah Foreman, Dana Ashbrook, Patrick Macnee and David Warner!
Waxwork is one of the most enjoyable and imaginative horror flicks of the late 80s; it’s filled to the brim with bloodthirsty creatures and freaky death sequences. A must for any aficionado of monsters and mayhem!