Do you want a motorcycle sandwich?! Then you better not miss a second of this episode featuring the 2001 classic The One! Jet Li puts on a fight choreography clinic and you get a young Jason Statham with 70% MORE HAIR! This movie is stacked with cool cars, big guns, a heavy dose of Drowning Pool, and awesome ass whoopin’s. But we're more than that. We're deep thinkers, so we couldn't help but take the time to dive into multiversal theories and time travel mechanics…but we mostly talk about the ass whoopin's!

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Charlie and Mickey joined co-host Dustin on his show Flicks and Friends for their Video Game month to cover the 90s classic.... Double Dragon!!!

B-ACTION gets down to the fundamentals with a CLASSIC flick about heart, teamwork, and overcoming the odds! Derek from Bad Movies, Worse People joins us for 1989’s Best of the Best starring Eric Roberts and James Earl Jones. This is a quintessential stop on every B-ACTION movie fan's journey. Bar fights and martial arts tournaments are just the icing on top of a fun movie full of montages, the importance of brotherhood, and… *sniff, sniff* Is somebody cutting onions in here?! We're not crying! It's just allergies!!!

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Guest Spot Episode:

In this episode, we’re diving into Solo (1996) — the high-octane, cyber-soldier action flick starring Mario Van Peebles as a government-made killing machine who grows a conscience and goes rogue. It’s got jungle warfare, robot ethics, 90s cheese, and some wild explosions.

We’re not going solo on this one either — we’re joined by the @B-Action Podcast crew to help us close out the Month of Action in style. 

Come hang with us as we ask:

Was Solo ahead of its time or just a forgotten VHS relic?

Why did Mario Van Peebles deserve better?

And how does it stack up against other '90s sci-fi action?

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A brief explanation of the upcoming holiday schedule for the podcast.

The Rutger Hauer B-ACTION redemption starts here! Jack from “Bad Movies, Worse People” joins us to cover 1992’s Split Second! Rat infested, flooded, forever night London is terrorized by a serial killer eating its victim's hearts! Is it an alien? A monster? A demon? We don't know, but Harley Stone and Dick Durkin are just the right cops for the job to hunt down this monster and do it with style! Badass practical effects? Check. Kim Cattrall? Check. Big ass guns? Double Check!!!

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Steven Seagal vs VAMPIRES?! We're totally in! Except that they're not really vampires. 2009’s Against the Dark had us hyped for a Blade like movie with a badass poster and a great concept. However, we got sharp toothed, somewhat intelligent zombies chasing a group of really dumb survivors that none of us cared about. For all its faults there were some buried gems. Thank God for Steven Seagal and a shotgun or else this one was destined for a big ole BOMB.

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Charlie and Pete are all by themselves this time and it turned out better than either one could have imagined. Trick or Treat (1986) turned out to be a deep well of nostalgia ripe for a Give Me Back pick. Sadly, the movie is a rough one to find but Pete tells you where to find it if you so choose to watch. Is it a great movie? Not really. Is it a fun devil movie smack in the middle of the 80s Satanic Panic? You bet it is.

A gnarly car with a piece of shit driver terrorizes little girls in a small town. Sound like a made for TV movie to you? Well it is. 1990’s Wheels of Terror is a high speed chase…in slow motion. Seriously, Zach Snyder had to have been inspired by this movie. Can a bad ass school bus driven by a Mom pushed to the edge and a cool muscle car save this one for the B-ACTION team?!

Don't just watch Action, B-Action!!!