Crunchy pulp goodness: Danger 5
From our cousins down under (i.e. the Australians) comes this delightfully campy WWII Spy Spoof “Danger 5.” Episode 1: The Diamond Girls
From our cousins down under (i.e. the Australians) comes this delightfully campy WWII Spy Spoof “Danger 5.” Episode 1: The Diamond Girls
“Call me weird, but if Texans have to brandish an ID to buy cigarettes or beer, coach a youth football team, see an R-rated movie,… Read More »Quote of the Day
The Warrior Way Cowboys and Ninjas. Hell ya! Good cast, lots of action, including much, much sword fu, knife fu and gun fu. Plus a… Read More »Friday B-Movie Pick: The Warrior Way
First, let’s review a post I made back in July 2008: Oil down, dollar up since Bush rescinded drilling restrictions Remember the leftist mantra about… Read More »Can we learn from history?
Saw John Carter last night, in 3D on an IMax screen. Excellent adventure flick by one of the early masters of the genre, Edgar Rice Burroughs. It… Read More »Sunday SciFi: John Carter
Navy SEALs This movie was made in 1990, back when Hollywood wasn’t afraid to have Muslim terrorists be the bad guys. Charlie Sheen pulled off… Read More »Friday B-Movie Pick: Navy SEALs
“While the vandals are on the street corners, the Tea Party conservatives they’re working state houses, the governorships, the mayorships, the Senate, the House. See,… Read More »Quote of the Day
Seriously, why does the left uniformly try to silence anyone who dares to disagree with them? Latest example, democrat Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, who… Read More »What is the left’s problem with Free Speech
“Barack Obama has been a terrible president in many ways, but perhaps his most poisonous legacy is his cynical fomenting of partisan hate to advance… Read More »Quote of the Day