Coming from Cannon Films, Murphy’s Law (1986) marks the sixth collaboration between actor Charles Bronson and Director J. Lee Thompson....

Director William Kaufman originally burst onto the DTV market with his directorial debut The Prodigy (2005). While it had some issues, it...

Before transitioning to Hollywood features, director Geoff Murphy had already built up a great deal of critical acclaim in his native New...

Having collaborated the year previously on crime thriller St Ives (1976), director J. Lee Thompson and Charles Bronson didn’t waste any time in teaming up again, following the witty crime story up with western hybrid The White Buffalo (1977). Produced by the infamous Dino De Laurentis, it was clear that he was in monster movie mode at this point in his career, with him turning out King Kong (1976) the year previously and then on to the frankly ridiculous Orca (1977). The Whit

Through his Silver Pictures production company, Joel Silver produced some of the most well-known and popular action movies of the 80's...

One of Hollywood’s most popular tough guys throughout the 70’s, Charles Bronson would show no signs of slowing down when the 80’s...

The name Joe Leland may not be instantly recognisable among movie goers, but what about that of John McLane. Some may already know this,...

I thought that for my first horror review on this site that it should be for one of my favourites. Many would argue that Halloween (1978)...

It's quite a well-known fact that before Clint Eastwood played the iconic Dirty Harry (1971) that a number of other Hollywood superstars...

Throughout the years multiple films have been based around Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan character, although it must be said that the...

When most people think of director Sam Peckinpah, they probably think of the slo-mo violence of The Wild Bunch (1969) or the depravity of Straw Dogs (1971). Before this however, he would direct one of the most elegiac American Westerns of the 1960's, the wonderful Ride the High Country (1962). While it may not feature the bloodletting of his later Westerns, it does share a lot of the same themes such as loyalty among men and aging heroes being outdated by time. Many of

When originally released, Nothing but Trouble (1991) was served with universally negative reviews, most famously from prolific film...