In this episode, I'm joined by Sean Malloy of "I Must Break This Podcast" as we discuss the Dolph Lundgren film Don't Kill It, plus we look at all things Dolph and just why he's so great as an action lead. If you need more Dolph after this--and who wouldn't--you can check out Sean's great podcast here: https://imustbreakthispodcast.wordpress.com/

In this episode, I'm joined again by Jon Cross from The After Movie Diner, Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures, and Cross Talk. We look at Ninja Strike Force, Godfrey Ho's flicks as a whole; also veer off into sports and Tarantino and whatever else tickles our fancy.

In this episode, I'm joined by Jacob Gustafson, author of the great new book, "Awful Awesome Action Vol. 1", which you can find on Amazon on right now. We talk about his book, planning the best bad movie night with friends, and how to introduce friends to movies like these. From there we look at AIP's "Mankillers," directed by David Prior; plus we look at Prior's work as a whole and why AIP had so many fun B movies in the late 80s/early 90s.

In this episode I'm joined once again by Ty and Brett from Comeuppance Reviews, this time to discuss the career of DTV great Cynthia Rothrock. They give us their top 5 favorites of hers, plus we look at her career as a whole and where it stands among all the DTV greats.

In this episode, I'm joined by Cam Sully from The Jacked Up Review Podcast and The Action Elite for a discussion on TV in the early 2000s, especially on TBS with their action programming, like late-night Road House airings and TBS original movies.

In this episode I'm joined by Jon Cross from the After Movie Diner and Booth Talk podcasts, and we not only discuss two Fred Williamson classics on the week of his birthday, Three the Hard Way and One Down, Two to Go; but we also get into the myriad ways we can support indie projects. We also discuss Jon's new Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures album, Where Our Hearts Can Be a Shambles.

In this episode, I'm joined by Simon from Explosive Action to discuss the Scott Adkins flick "Avengement". We also look at Adkins's work as a whole, and talk about collecting Japanese VHS.

In this episode I'm joined once again by Mitch from The Video Vacuum, where we discuss the Denise Richards/Dolph Lundrgen airplane DTV actioner "Altitude," the film that will be the 50th of Dolph's we'll have reviewed on the site when I write it next month. In addition to the film, Mitch and I discuss Dolph's DTV legacy overall.

In this episode I'm joined again by Ty and Brett from Comeuppance Reviews as we look at PM Entertainment. See which ones we had as our tops and honorable mentions--and which ones we forgot to bring up!