Internal Bleeding
31Aug/100

Trailer Tuesday: Piranha 3D

As a man there aren't too many things in the movie world that excite me more than and !  So when a movie comes around that has both, and in mass quanTITIES, I have to go see it.  Enemy and I checked out Piranha in last weekend and were pleasantly surprised at how much we both enjoyed it.  I didn't want to do a whole review, but it is worth seeing from an entertainment standpoint.  There was plenty of (OMG Kelly Brook looked fantastic), and the gore level was way above what we expected based on the trailer and the tameness of recent Hollywood films.  Some of the deaths were just plain gruesome!  The cast includes a very hot looking Elizabeth Shue, Ving Rhames, Adam Scott, Jerry O'Connell and Christopher Lloyd.


27Aug/100

Twin Sitters

Twin Sitters Twin Sitters

... Didn't everyone at one point wish they had a twin?  Someone you could switch classes with or someone you could play pranks on unknowing bystanders?  Maybe you and your twin could bulk up and look like giants compared to normal people and dress like your colorblind mother set your clothes out for you each morning.  If the latter was ever your secret wish, then the 1994 flick "Twin Sitters" starring David and Peter Paul might be right up your alley.


20Aug/103

Nightmare (aka Nightmare in a Damaged Brain)

Nightmare Nightmare (aka Nightmare in a Damaged Brain)Not much good can come from a on the lam.  You're either gonna hear about them standing in a busy intersection, swinging a samurai sword and getting subdued by pepper spray, or they're putting themselves or someone else in some pretty big danger.  You gotta feel bad for them, especially if it's something that happened in their childhood that caused such emotional harm - and that's exactly George Tatum's problem in Romano Scavolini's 1981 film Nightmare (aka Nightmare in a Damaged Brain).


13Aug/101

American Ninja 2: The Confrontation

American Ninja 2 American Ninja 2: The Confrontation

Sam Firstenberg is no stranger to B-movie fans.  One of his first directorial efforts was a personal favorite of mine, "Revenge of the Ninja".  Thankfully, he continued that streak and only took a short break from that genre to film one of the masterpieces of American cinema with "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo".  "American Ninja" was next on his plate, and he took an up and coming actor in Michael Dudikoff and made him a B-movie star.  Today I take a look at the sequel - American Ninja 2: The Confrontation!