Showing posts with label b-movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label b-movie. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
3-MINUTE RAW FORCE!
Labels:
3 minute movie
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80's
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action
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b-movie
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cannibal monks
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Future Schlock
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martial arts
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ninjas
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zombies
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
PEOPLE SAYING NAMES IS ALWAYS FUNNY!
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actors
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b-movie
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billy blanks
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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names
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supercut
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
THAT'S BLAXPLOITATION!
Once you go Blaxploitation, you'll never go backsploitation.
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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70's
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b-movie
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blaxploitation
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Future Schlock
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
3-MINUTE EXTREME HEIST!
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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action
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b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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fight
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karate
Sunday, July 18, 2010
3-MINUTE BLACK NINJA
WASHINGTON, DC! THE QUEST FOR THE MAGICK CRYSTAL CONTINUES TONIGHT AT 8PM AT THE SOLLY'S U STREET TAVERN!
Labels:
00's
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2 Minute Movie
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b-movie
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bad acting
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cops
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creep
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crime
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guns
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Intern-Thing
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kicking
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lawyers
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martial arts
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ninja
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punching
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racism
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superheroes
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wrestling
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WrongMan
Friday, October 16, 2009
MAXIMUM DOLPH!
Don't you want to be like Dolph? Of course you don't.
Special thanks to Odd Obsession, Commodore Gilgamesh, and Defenestrator III: On Broken Glass.
Special thanks to Odd Obsession, Commodore Gilgamesh, and Defenestrator III: On Broken Glass.
Labels:
80's
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90's
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action
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actors
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b-movie
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bad acting
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Dolph Lundgren
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Intern-Thing
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stretching
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workout
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WrongMan
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
MEET DETECTIVE MALONE... HE'S GETTING TOO OLD FOR THIS
In 1980 Castro emptied his jails... they came to America with a vengeance.
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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80's
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action
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b-movie
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bad acting
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cops
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Intern-Thing
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racism
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WrongMan
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
3-MINUTE BIOHAZARD: THE ALIEN FORCE
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2 Minute Movie
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90's
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aliens
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b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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monsters
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
STUD MUFFIN OR OUTER SPACE WARRIOR?
This is what happens when you send a totally hot n' totally shirtless alien hunk to Hollywood.
Labels:
b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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future
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homophobia
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Los Angeles
Friday, January 09, 2009
FUCK THE BONUS!
This is the only way to dispose of terrorist scum like Gene Simmons.
Labels:
80's
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action
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b-movie
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Defenestrator III
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explosions
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Future Schlock
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Gene Simmons
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terrorist
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Monday, October 13, 2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
CLUB VAMPIRE TRAILER
Labels:
90's
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b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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deer hunter
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goop
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horror
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sexy
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trailer
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vampire
Friday, August 29, 2008
2 MINUTE VULCAN MEETS HIP HOP BODY SHOP
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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90's
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b-movie
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child abuse
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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dinosaurs
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exercise
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hip-hop
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kids
Friday, August 22, 2008
EVERYTHING CHANGED WHEN THE PENIS WENT ELECTRIC.
Another scene from Future Fear (1999).
Labels:
90's
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b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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future
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penis
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
THE TEARS OF A ROBOT
From Millennium (1989), starring Kris Kristofferson.
Labels:
80's
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b-movie
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CGI
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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kris kristofferson
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robots
Friday, February 08, 2008
2 MINUTE SCANNER COP
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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90's
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b-movie
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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cops
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funny faces
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future
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redux
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scanner cop
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scannercop
SAVAGE DAWN (1984)
Labels:
2 Minute Movie
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80's
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b-movie
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bikes
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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creep
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handicapped
Sunday, December 09, 2007
EXPECT NO MERCY (1996)

Tagline: Where virtual reality begins...
Starring:
Billy Blanks as Justin
Jalal Merhi as Eric
Wolf Larson as Warbeck
Laurie Holden as Vicki
Director: Zale Dalen
Gems:
Justin - "Doesn't anybody use papers anymore?"
Justin - "Shouldn't we radio for backup?"
Eric - "It's our mess. We'll clean it up."
Justin - "You mean she can do all that inside a computer?"
This is the most amazing movie ever made. It changed my life. Before I speak any further of this piece of film, I'd like to let you know that I plan to remake ENM shot for shot. I don't care if it takes the rest of my life. I have discovered why I was put on this earth. So, for starters, if anybody finds an old VHS camcorder, let me know and I will buy it. I will breath a new life into this masterpiece.
From the opening credits, I knew that this was love at first sight. The virtual viewer (you or I) is thrusted into a virtual cityscape that is no more than 1D. Mesmerizing. Then, like the world renowned plunge of Snake River Falls, you are suddenly dumped off into the assassination of The Cat, which is all being viewed on the plasma motherfuckin' screens of Warbeck in his secret lair. A beautiful, and naked, woman dives into the pool. Damien slings his death whip around The Cat's neck, sending him spinning and his drink soaring. In one fluid motion, Damien snaps his neck and, like he's done it a thousand times before, catches The Cat's wayward cocktail and takes it down. This scene summarizes this film's Greatness; action, necessity, love, hate, art, fuck, iguana assassins, other stuff. Perfection.
It goes a little something like this: these assassins are controlled by the, as we find in the 3rd act by a "The government can kill, why can't I?" rant or three, criminally insane Warbeck. And this Warbeck has a front, and boy howdy, it is a humdinger. They run a school for assassins. The police just can't seem to get by this squeaky-clean front. That's where the first in a slew of horribly generically named characters, Justin, comes in like a CG tornado - throwing cows and shit. Billy Blanks manages to look both like The Simpsons' interpretation of Mike Tyson and a Wesley Snipes on Down Syndrome, all while kicking an astronomical amount of ass. Oh, and one more thing, these assassins are trained on state-of-the-art virtual reality fighting machines. This reality doesn't manage to look like reality, but they've figured out how to make it hurt like reality. So the question begging to be asked is why not fight in a reality that's within a reality that, you know, looks and is like reality? Maybe reality for example. Well, if they fought in reality, then there would be no excuse for the hacking and the fighting of virtual ninja clowns. Other than that, there's about 40 minutes of people running in different directions and kicking one another while grunting (these are great moments to go and grab that snack). So if the virtual fighting and the reality fighting is the corned beef and swiss, what is the kraut and 1,000 island, you ask. Well, I'm not going to tell, but I am going to tell you to go out there and find those metaphorical reuben toppings for yourself. I'm not gonna live your life for you. Although, I will give Expect No Mercy a vigorous Three and a half stars!!!
Labels:
90's
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b-movie
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billy blanks
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celebrities
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CGI
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Commodore Gilgamesh
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future
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