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The late 80’s to mid 90’s action movie scene was ruled by a few leading men, but one would become ABOVE THE LAW and HARD TO KILL. However, in 1990, he would be Marked for Death! That's right! Steven Seagal drives his badass Mustang Mach 1 right into the middle of The Month of Action! And with all this Voodoo magic, we're gonna need back up from #1 Seagal Super Fan THE Official Joey-C! We're talking peak Steven Seagal fighting off Jamaican drug dealers with his cool car chases, bone-crunching brutal fights, and big ass guns! If that wasn't enough, throw in the greatness that is Keith David! Now you're dealing with double trouble…in more ways than one.

Don't just watch Action, B-Action!!!

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Welcome to Drawn To Action! This is a Patreon Exclusive show where we talk about those hyper violent rated R movies from the 80's...that for some reason got a Saturday Morning cartoon made after them.

 

In Episode 1, we lay the ground work down of this new show and bring in 3 cartoons to kick it off.

-Dustin picked Toxic Crusaders episode 1.

-Mickey picked Highlander: The Animated Series episode 1

-Charlie picked Rambo: The Force of Freedom episode 1

 

 

Month of Action continues!

Charlie is joined by John from A Cut Above Horror Review this week with an "underrated" Arnold movie. 

Eraser is basically 1996’s answer to “what if Arnold Schwarzenegger was HR for witnesses?” He plays John Kruger, a U.S. Marshal who fakes your death, scrubs your identity, and probably has a bit too much fun with picking out your new identity. The plot kicks in when he protects Vanessa Williams from corrupt government goons selling super-guns that can see through walls. Yes, the bad guys invented X-ray rifles and thought, “This won’t backfire at all.” Cue Arnold defying physics with an electromagnetic railgun the size of a small Honda, delivering one-liners like he’s getting paid per pun. It’s loud, it’s dumb in the best way, and it’s peak Arnold: explosions first, logic later, paperwork never. If you miss when action movies solved problems with shoulder-mounted hardware and a smirk, Eraser still holds up. Just don’t ask how that railgun ammo works....or why Alligators were needed.

 

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Human or machine? 1992’s Nemesis dives into a secret war between man and machine that is being waged in the criminal underground around the world in the distant future of…2027?! Only Alex, a half man half machine LAPD officer, can be the one to stop a violent cyborg takeover! The action and special effects take this b movie to the next level with more bullets and violence than you could shake a computer chip at. Albert Pyun builds a new, interesting world on the backs of established movie franchises that would go on to influence the next generation of scifi action directors. It's cheesy, it's campy, it's extremely hard to follow, but it's a ton of fun to watch.

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From the desk of Pete:

Summertime tent-pole movies were a staple of the 90s and few films were more tent-poling than Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Robin Hood didn't start the trend but rather it defined what a summer blockbuster should be: hire a star-studded cast, dress them all in incredible costuming, film in stunning set locations, don't write an overcomplicated script, and pepper in enough humor so as not to take yourself too seriously. This movie was so much in the public zeitgeist that kids were playing Merry Men and Sheriffs instead of Cops and Robbers... well maybe not but I like to think so. Grab your kids and a big bowl of popcorn, this one should be on the watchlist.

Stop me if you've heard this one before…A cowboy and a biker walk into a bar and get wrapped up in a ridiculous plot to stop the gentrification of their beloved town of Burbank and end up in the middle of drug trafficking by a bunch of dudes that look like they've been freshly uploaded into The Matrix! Whew! Well, that's Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man starring pre plastic surgery Mickey Rourke and the ALWAYS BADASS Don Johnson. This is a man's man type of movie and it does not shy away from the machismo. The characters themselves make this movie what it is with visual and descriptive hints that make for a great experience! Great dialogue, lots of bullets, and just straight testosterone will take you for a ride on the wild side!

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Need 4 Speed kicks off the Month of Action early with the 1998 film, Black Dog!!!

 Patrick Swayze plays Jack Crews, an ex-con truck driver hauling a mysterious load across the South while the FBI, ATF, Meatloaf, and his own past ride shotgun...all to save his family's home and lives. It’s got everything you want from late 90s action: spectacular highway stunts, growling diesels, Randy Travis playing truck stop good ol’ boy, and a plot that shifts gears every ten minutes. If you grew up on country radio and B-movie thrills, Black Dog still feels like a beer and a burnout at sunset.

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An EXCESSIVE amount of talent, an EXCESSIVE amount of twists, and an EXCESSIVE amount of roundhouse kicks fill the screen in 1992’s Excessive Force! Thomas Ian Griffith writes, produces, and stars in this crime thriller alongside James Earl Jones, Tony Todd, and Lance Henriksen that entangles everyone in a war between the mob and crooked cops. The action gets brutal and intense with an EXCESSIVE amount of shootouts and mob hits, but you'll get the occasional chance to catch your breath before you're thrown back into the action!

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Tonight on After Hours Cinema: Pete takes us on a trip back to the 70s, where you could still smoke wherever you wanted to and demon baby movies are rated PG. Captain Pete chose the 1974 iteration of It's Alive for this month on AHCRAP, and, surprisingly, it was a first-time watch for the both of us. (despite Pete being born in the 1800s) Regardless of its "schlock" demeanor, this film actually has some charm to it. We hope you enjoy this month's episode as we prepare for MONTH OF ACTION in July!

It's not The Avengers and it's not The Justice League…it's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!!! 10 years before the MCU brought together a team of superheroes to save the world, Allan Quatermain led a team of literary character juggernauts into battle against an evil army intent on world domination. With special effects years ahead of its time, this movie brought a massive amount of action to the screen. It's a rollercoaster ride full of larger than life characters, fascinating machines, and a crazy amount of bullets! Extraordinary indeed!

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