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Buy Doom Annihilation on Amazon via my referral link: Ahh, movies based on video games. It's not like we haven't been down this road before, considering I've already reviewed the original Doom movie with

Been trapped in copyright purgatory for like a month... reasons why YouTube is slowly dying.

THE SUMMER OF JACKIE CHAN continues, with an odd little look at a strangely dubbed and re-edited version of the movie in the middle of the Police Story franchise, with no regard for any of the lead in

Taking way too long to get to post these... actually have been getting the reviews done every Wednesday, but dealing with YouTube's copyright bot has been hampering the release schedule.

Simple Jackie Chan formula - arrive in America, actually film in Canada, say it's x famous American city, and kick all the asses.

It's like when you think about going back in time with a smartphone, except this time it's with a whole damn batmobile and a bunch of supervillains.

Sometimes it's okay to just pass the blunt...

Now I'm wondering when we're going to see the big budget Hollywood remake of Cannibal Holocaust...

Where we learn that even if we try to go all green, Godzilla will still come to kill us. Moral lessons, everybody!

And yes, even outside the current sociopolitical climate I'd still have included that little warning there. You could say, I kind of wish it was there the first time I watched the movie...

Soon enough Myers will get babysitters to murder as a senior citizen benefit...

There are more than a few reasons why I wanted to never ever ever EVER go back to The Asylum...

Going live in 35 minutes! Now just to find out if Patricia lets me rip that Vice article to pieces.. listened to the 15 minutes of audio, and came out with 19 major factually questionable points to contend.

It's like Jaws, directed by Michael Bay.

Well... that was... different.

Going live in 20 minutes!

A happy tale about that time men walked on the moon, and then all of a sudden there were robots everywhere that wanted to kill us.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the theater...

The latest from M. Night Shyamalan, and the sequel/crossover to Split and Unbreakable. Glass is.. an M. Night Shyamalan flick, so there's more than a few twists to say the least. However, just because