Guy Hard - Action Movies With A Vengeance

Jeff, Jake and Nick watch the greatest point break rip off of all time.... The Fast and the Furious. We discuss how the movie basically shaped our adolescent brains and helped us become who we are today. Which should tell you a lot about us. You can have any beer you want... as long as it's a Corona.

Nick, Jake and Jeff watch possibly one of the best shitty movies of all time.... Miami Connection. Starring: People you've never heard of. Find out what happens when a Karate instructor has too much free cash and wants to bring about world peace. This movie is free on Youtube if you want to see this steaming pile.

Jake, Nick and Jeff watch the 1994 thriller(?) Surviving the Game. A movie where Rutger Hauer, Gary Busey, and Dr. Cox from Scrubs try to hunt down and kill Ice-T because they are rich.

When you can say that this is one of Nicolas Cage's crazier roles, you know you have yourself pure gold. Find out who is who in this 1997 John Woo classic, Face/Off.

The Guy Hard team gets together to discuss the best movie starring DMX, Cradle 2 the Grave. We talk about Tom Arnolds acting range, DMX's wall running abilities, and many other things involved with this Martial Arts (?) gem.

The guys break down one of the most iconic action movies of all time, Speed. We also wonder how the hell Jeff Daniels didn't get another police roll immediately after this film.

Jake, Nick and Jeff give Dick a Chance. Wait, what? Join us as we shit all over the William Friedkin movie To Live and Die in LA.

Jake, Nick and Jeff discover that the world is under the control of Aliens who want to dominate us. At least that's what happens in this movie. Join us as we discuss the John Carpenter film THEY LIVE...... We sleep.

Join Jake, Jeff and Nick as their childhood memories are destroyed while they discuss the Nicolas Coppola masterpiece, Gone in 60 Seconds. They should have let Eleanor die.

Nick, Jake and Jeff watch the 1991 "buddy cop" film Showdown in Little Tokyo starring Dolph Lundgren and Brandon Lee. Somehow, the white guy plays the asian lead, and the asian guy plays the white lead. Go figure.