“Bloodsport” is the Netflix Instant Pick of the Week, and really I shouldn’t have to go into any explanation as to why this could possibly be a recommendation from me. But I guess I will. By hook or by crook, despite sitting on a shelf for two years and going through huge edits, “Bloodsport” is probably Jean Claude Van Damme’s most endearing and fun movie from his 1980’s/1990’s hey day. It is fun, has cool fighting sequences featuring multiple fighting styles, and the bad guy is played by the legendary Bolo Yeung.Continue Reading …
#87 – The Return of SBK
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In episode 87, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by Kevin (twitter.com/thesoulbrother) from The SBK Live Show (www.SBKLiveRadio.com) and he keeps things entertaining despite no one seeing any new movies on a very slow movie weekend.
But they DO talk about: 80s action movies, Joan Rivers, new movies on DVD this week and in theaters next weekend, The Keep and Tangerine Dream, movies comings out this Fall, recasting movies with women, Visitor Q and The Human Centipede, Quentin Tarantino news, more Terminator sequels and more!
Plus there is a new Billy D’s Death at the Movies, a round of Drewster Cogburn vs the World and a new Lightning Round for Kevin.
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2014 Fall Movie Preview – 9 Movies to Watch
The summer movie season for 2014 is officially over, ending with a commercial and critical bang with the unexpected powerhouse that is “Guardians of the Galaxy,” and now we are in that transition period from big expensive tentpole movies to the more serious minded, adult targeted, possibly award winning films typical of the end of the year. So what can we look forward to in 2014? Here is a list of nine movies that could potentially make a big impact this fall movie season. And let’s just start at the beginning, shall we?Continue Reading …
Dr. Drew’s Two Cents – Religion
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In this BONUS episode, the Doctor…is IN!
This month’s Dr. Drew’s Two Cents focuses on the man religions of the world from A to Z and then Drewster Cogburn himself lets us know which religion is correct.
Netflix pick for 9/1/14 – ‘Clue’
“Clue” is a delightfully strange movie which exists as proof that making movies out things like board games is not a new fad or recent phenomenon, no sir, they have been trying this crap since 1985 at the least, and you know? Thirty years later, you can’t tell me that movies like “Battleship” or the upcoming Ouija movie are going to be any better than this whodunnit featuring the guitarist from Spinal Tap and the devil from “Legend.”
This is one of this movies, like so many others, that got kinda panned when it came out and didn’t make much money and was pretty much a failure critically and financially, only to have found new life on home video. It is definitely a cult type of movie, lots of fun and featuring three different endings (endings which were split up among different theaters around the country, a ballsy move only an executive out of his mind on cocaine would green light), with good actors embracing the spirit of the Agatha Christie style murder mystery story that they are obviously pulling from for this movie, and really they could have done a whole of a hell of a lot worse than try to emulate that 50’s gothic mystery sort of movie. Have fun watching this movie and trying to figure out who did it. And with the three different endings, your odds are pretty good!Continue Reading …
Review: ‘The November Man’
“They used to call you The November Man, because once you came through, everyone would be dead.” That’s actually said in this movie, as if it was supposed to mean something, and as you can see with your own eyes, it does NOT mean anything at all. But that’s why Pierce Brosnan’s old man grizzled (yet suave) special agent veteran was apparently called the November Man at some point and that’s the name of this movie so god DAMMIT we are keeping it in, you got me? Say the line of dialogue, you piece of shit! You want to get paid? That’s how I figured that day of filming went anyway, with Brosnan off to the side eating a plate of cheese and crackers and watching with bemusement.Continue Reading …
#86 – Month of Death
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In episode 86, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review the terrible piece of shit movie that is THE NOVEMBER MAN.
Things also discussed in this episode:
Clue the movie, new Panoramic Movie Screens, favorite foreign language movies, San Diego Comic Con leaving San Diego, Bryan Singer sex lawsuit dropped, Saw re-release, a King Arthur movie, Martin Scorsese is making a Ramones movie, and more!
Netflix pick for 8/25/14 – ‘The African Queen’
From 1951, “The African Queen” starts as a movie about a couple of uptight missionaries and the boarish sea captain who ferries them around East Africa, and it ends up being a movie about a mission to torpedo a German warship to allow for a British naval counter attack, and it is kind of crazy how quickly this story escalates, or it would be crazy if it doesn’t happen so naturally.
With the great Humphrey Bogart winning his only Best Actor Oscar for his work in this movie and Katharine Hepburn playing the missionary who finds herself suddenly with both a vendetta against the World War I era Germans and a means by which to hurt them, and all directed by one of the manliest and toughest film makers ever in the form of the one and only John Huston, “The African Queen” is surprising in how well it holds up after all these years, as the story just sucks you in and the constant sense of danger just makes the whole thing fly by. This movie is considered a classic for a reason, folks.Continue Reading …
#85 – Android Lenny Briscoe
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In episode 85, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Sin City: A Dame to Kill For and Calvary.
Things discussed in this episode include:
competing Jungle Book movies, the trailer for Automata, making movies in Georgia, a Minority Report TV show, the Expendebelles, James Cameron making nothing but Avatar sequels, a Jesse Eisenberg DVD double feature, a spy photo from Superman V Batman, who directed the latest Taylor Swift music video, American conservatives love The Giver, and so much more!
Review: ‘Let’s Be Cops’
Seriously though, it couldn’t be worse timing for a movie like “Let’s Be Cops” to come out right now. Thanks to recent current events, and really due to the historical actions of police departments around this country, a comedy about a white guy getting a huge ego trip via abuse of power that can be afforded to him thanks to having a badge and a gun is just not appealing right now.
It doesn’t help that this feels like a movie straight out of the 1990s. It really is as hacky and unoriginal as it gets.Continue Reading …
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