Hey everybody we're the Cannon Cruisers and this week we take a look at "Young Warriors" (1983).

And we're back on the Cannon Cruiseway, and this week we're revisiting the 1988 Cannon/Kathy Ireland Classic film, Albert Pyun's "Alien From LA".

And we're back with another exciting episode of the "Non-CANNON-ical Adventures of JD and Randy".

This week, we watched a little film that answers the age old question of "What would YOU do if you had access to a video camera and an animatronic T-rex for 2 weeks?".

That's right we checked out the Uncut Vinegar Syndrome re-release of the 1994 CULT CLASSIC, "Tammy and the T-Rex".

Greetings and Salutations Fellow Travellers,

This week we return to 1986 to check at the Albert Pyun's Cannon Classic, "Dangerously Close".

This is a film that had proven to be difficult to find up until recently, and JD was quite excited to check it out.

Please enjoy.

Due to Cannon's financial and legal troubles at the time the film we're discussing this week was released by MGM, not Cannon. Regardless of what it says on the tin, this film is CANONICALLY a Cannon film (Paid for and Produced) and we treat it as such.

So tune in, tune out, and hear what JD and Randy thought about the 1990 Jean-Claude Van Damme classic, "Death Warrant",

It's time to get naked!

This week, we checked out the Classic Cannon Women In Prison Film, "The Naked Cage" (1986).

In this exciting episode of "The Non-Cannon-ical Adventures of JD and Randy", the boys take a trip down to Frog Town, and bring hell with them.

This weeks film is "Hell Comes to Frog Town" (1988).

In this weeks exciting edition of the Cannon Cruisers, JD and Randy cruise back to 1987 and check out the divisive Cannon Classic, "Tough Guys Don't Dance".

Hop in and join the ride.

In this week's episode of the Cannon Cruisers, we revisit a film near and dear to all our hearts, "The Apple" (1980).

Have our thoughts on this Cannon classic changed since we first talked about it 2017? Join us to find out.

Welcome to another exciting season of The CANNON CRUISERS!

Who'd have thought that we'd still be cruisin' that Cannon catalogue into an eighth season?

This week, we travel back to a time when people thought that 3D FILMS would be the NEXT BIG THING, 1983, and of course Cannon had to try to get their piece of the 3D pie flying right out of the screen with, "Treasure of the Four Crowns" (1983).