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We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story

starring: John Goodman, Blaze Berdahl, Rhea Perlman, Jay Leno, René Le Vant
directed by: Dick Zondag, Ralph Zondag, Simon Wells, Phil Nibbelink


I was 5 when it came out, and it instantly became my favorite movie. For some reason, this movie popped into my head the other day, and i decided I had to get it. I can't wait to see it again. I just hope it is as good as I remember it to be.

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Churchill and the Cabinet War Rooms

starring: John James Evanson, James Faulkner, Eve Matheson, David Tate, Roy Purcell
directed by: Andrew Johnston (III)


This tape is simply not that interesting. As the title implies, the main topic is about the rooms where Churchill and the British wartime cabinet met. Beyond the fact that the room was not completely safe from a direct hit by a large bomb, there is nothing else that makes the tape worthwhile. Basic facts about the room are insignificant compared to the reality that the outcome of the war and the fate of millions was being decided by the air battle taking place overhead.
Other points of the tape concern the personality of Churchill and some his actions. Vintage footage is combined with a contemporary actor playing the part. While the actor does resemble Churchill, scenes of him playing Churchill pacing back and forth dictating a letter really ... Read More:

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The Buddy Holly Story

starring: Gary Busey, Don Stroud, Charles Martin Smith, Conrad Janis, William Jordan
directed by: Steve Rash


Despite that a lot of factual information was omitted from this portrait of Buddy Holly, this movie is a compelling, insightful portrait of the mesmerizing character of Buddy Holly himself. Sure, there are glaring omissions concerning the real Crickets and Norm Petty, the 'manager' that helped Buddy get his start--nevertheless, the portrait Gary Busey paints of Buddy is a fascinating, driving and complex picture of an immensely talented, driven, and totally amazing young man who had an unerring faith in his own ability and unsurpassed talent and conviction that he understood and heralded what would become known as rock and roll....the faults in this movie can be overlooked--it is easy enough to find the truth in the in depth biographies of Buddy Holly ... Read More:

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Love Beat the Hell Outta Me

starring: Glenn Plummer, Terrence Howard, Clyde Jones, Charles R. Penland, Kristen Andreotti
directed by: Kennedy Goldsby

March 05, 2002
The movie was ok.I didn't enjoyed the movie at all waiting to exhale is a whole lot better that this movie is.

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Shadow of Chinatown

starring: Joan Barclay, Bruce Bennett, William Buchanan, John Elliott, Paul Fung

December 01, 1994
This Timeless Video release is NOT the original serial but a condensed version. Like the original ran for three or four hours and this version has been condensed to 73 minutes.

There is lots of action crammed into that time span, and Lugosi is suitably creepy. There are good scenes. But it's not likely to satisfy true serial collectors.

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Black Aces

starring: Raymond Brown, Frank Campeau, Ben Corbett, Jim Corey, Robert Frazer
directed by: Buck Jones

November 20, 1997
VCI Entertainment and Universal Pictures present "Black Aces" (1937) (digitally remastered), long running Buck Jones series turned out in the early '30s...our story involves a mysterious gang "The Black Aces" who blackmail and terrorize the local citizens and ranchers...our hero Buck Jones goes into action trying to outwit Fred MacKaye, Ben Corbett, Bob Kortman and Charles King and keep them in his gunsight...Buck is under suspicion as being one of the Black Aces...why is someone leaving those black ace cards with a note for a ransom...the identity of the big boss comes in the last reel, who do you think he is, don't look now there is a twist in this oater...Kay Linaker is the heroine and Buck must once again count on his wonder horse Silver to help him ... Read More:

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Desperate Measures

starring: Michael Keaton, Andy Garcia, Neal Matarazzo, Brian Cox, Marcia Gay Harden
directed by: Barbet Schroeder


His son need's a organ, and ge want his to give his kidney to him, but he doesn't give it up with out a fight.

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The Gunman from Bodie

starring: Buck Jones, Tim McCoy, Raymond Hatton, Christine McIntyre, Dave O'Brien
directed by: Spencer Gordon Bennet


VCI Entertainment and Monogram Pictures present "Gunman from Bodie" (1941) (digitally remastered), although The Rough Riders had a short run, they turned out some of the best B-Westerns ever to grace the Saturday Matinee screen...our story is the second of eight in the Rough Riders series featuring Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton who are U.S. Marshals after a gang of rustlers led by Robert Frazer and his two henchman Charles King and John Merton...Buck poses as a wanted outlaw, Tim McCoy is the Marshal is after him and Raymond Hatton is a cook on the ranch all working undercover...great direction by Spencer G. Bennet loaded with hard riding and suspense in this above average oater...our heroine Christine McIntyre owns a ranch and Dave O'Brien has just ... Read More:

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Public Cowboy No 1

starring: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Ann Rutherford, William Farnum, Arthur Loft
directed by: Joseph Kane

May 27, 2002
In this movie, Gene Autry plays Deputy to William Farnum. The show is about a meat packing company who uses trucks, short wave radios and airplanes to rustle cattle. It seems that with all the modern technology, an old fashioned sheriff has a hard time catching these rustlers and a Detective agency from the East is called in, but then thanks to his loyal deputies Gene Autry and Frog Millhouse, the sheriff's department succeeds in capturing the cattle rustlers. This movie has good music, a love story, great comedy from Smiley Burnette and plenty of action. All in all, a great western in the unique style of most Autry Westerns. A Western with automobiles, airplanes and plenty of modern know how. Even though a early movie in the career of Autry, it shows a star ... Read More:

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Surviving the Game

starring: Ice-T, Rutger Hauer, Charles S. Dutton, Gary Busey, F. Murray Abraham
directed by: Ernest R. Dickerson


For those of you that don't know, Ice T is a really good actor.

This movie is a classic.

Highly recommended to all manly men! If you like this movie, check out the movie "The Hunted"!