The Cannon Cruisers

"Once the murder was solved, the real mystery began..."

Get ready for a thrilling ride as JD and Randy dive into the 1984 film, "Ordeal of Innocence". Featuring an all-star cast including Donald Sutherland, Faye Dunaway, Christopher Plummer, and Sarah Miles, this adaptation of an Agatha Christie novel will keep you on the edge of your seat.

But wait, there's a twist! Unlike the typical Agatha Christie mystery, this film takes a noir approach. Will this change in tone pay off? Tune in to find out!

"The dancing's over. Now it gets dirty."

Join JD and Randy on their latest Non-CANNON-ical Adventure as they take you on a trip back to 1989.

In this episode, the two revisit the late, great Patrick Swayze's most iconic film - Roadhouse. Directed by Rowdy Herrington and written by David Lee Henry, this action-packed classic in addition to Swayze features a star-studded cast, including Kelly Lynch, Sam Elliott, and Ben Gazzara. Need we say more?

Join JD and Randy as they check out the 1990 film "A Man Called Sarge." This uproarious comedy, in the style of the Zucker Brothers, follows a group of American soldiers during World War II and their zany misadventures.

Directed by Stuart Gillard and written by Jeffery Barron, the movie features a talented cast, including Gary Kroeger, Marc Singer, and Gretchen German.

Tune in as we discuss the film's unforgettable humour, lovable characters, and standout moments. Don't miss out on the laughs - after all, what's funnier than World War II?

"Handsome guys can get away with murder..."

This week, JD and Randy rewatch the 1980 film, "Dr. Heckyl and Mr Hype." Directed by Charles B. Griffith and written by Griffith and Mark Hanna, this horror-comedy stars Oliver Reed in the titular role and tells the story of a doctor who transforms into a monstrous figure after taking a potion. Alongside Reed, the movie stars Sunny Johnson and Maia Danziger. Will the hosts change their opinions since their last viewing in 2017? Is the film a hidden gem or a flop? Tune in to find out and prepare to be surprised (or not).

Did you know that Oliver Reed disliked the movie so much that he refused to promote it upon release? Gee, I wonder why?

"To LOVE him is to DIE for him!"

JD and Randy watch "Keaton's Cop," a 1990 buddy-cop crime movie featuring Hollywood icons Abe Vigoda, Don Rickles, and Lee Majors. The talented Michael B. Druxman writes, and Robert Burge directs the film, which follows a cop who teams up with an elderly wise guy to bring down a dangerous criminal.

"It's a dangerous world. He's a dangerous man. And he's the law."

This week on our "Non-CANNON-ical Adventures," JD and Randy watched the 1990 film "Street Hunter." Directed by John A. Gallagher, the cast included some great actors like Steve James (in one of his final roles), Reb Brown, and John Leguizamo. Trust me, you won't want to miss it!

This week, JD and Randy take a look at Aladdin (aka Superfantagenio), a 1986 Italian/American comedy film that puts a 1980s spin on a timeless tale. Directed by Bruno Corbucci, the film features Bud Spencer as the Genie and Luca Venantini as Aladdin, blending fantasy, comedy, and adventure into a delightful cinematic experience.

"A Friendship Worth Wishing For."

This week, JD and Randy re-watch and discuss, "Number One With A Bullet (1987)".

Well, JD re-watched; this was Randy's first time seeing this film.

This week the JD and Randy travel back to the early days of Cannon and check out Boaz Davidson's "Seed of Innocence" (1980).

"She was 14. He was 15. They had a baby. Their only shelter...the streets of New York."

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

This week JD and Randy take a quick holiday detour, and checked out a a Non-Cannon French Horror Thriller from 1989, "Deadly Games: Dial Code Santa Claus".

Oh the HO-HO-HORROR!