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Archive for April, 2009
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Riot (1997)
Like Don “The Dragon” Wilson, Gary Daniels (Pocket Ninjas, Firepower) is a former kickboxing champion who has parlayed his titles into a film career starring in action movies no normal…
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Fire Maidens From Outer Space (1956)
A remake of Cat-Women of the Moon that premiered a scant three years after Cat was first released (give us some time to heal for God’s sake!), Fire Maidens From…
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Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion (1972)
It always seems like just when you’re about to get a commendation for running the toughest women’s prison in Japan, some crazy broad decides to go over the wall and…
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Nemesis 4: Cry of Angels (1996)
A war between man and machine that has raged for more than a century! A war that’s been fought all over the world from the jungles of Java to the…
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Nemesis 3: Time Lapse (1996)
Most film directors usually feel compelled to adhere to a strictly “beginning, middle, and end” format to their movies even though we all know real life is just a bunch…
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Nemesis 2: Nebula (1995)
Nemesis 2: Nebula is twice as Nemesiser as Nemesis, taking everything that was awesome about the first movie (nothing) and just jacking it up with upgrades that could only come…
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Nemesis (1993)
Throughout our world’s future history, cyborgs have tried again and again to rise up against their fleshy masters and take control of our planet! They’ve repeatedly hatched all manner of…
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Condor (1990)
At the very bottom of the world the chase is on for the greatest treasure ever stolen by the governor of Peking, but whose location may only be known by…
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Ursus, The Terror of the Kirghiz (1964)
Ursus, The Terror of the Kirghiz (released as Hercules, Prisoner Of Evil in the U.S.) documents an important geopolitical struggle between two tribes of grubby barbarians you never heard of.








