Stronger By Stress (2022)
When conventional medicine is struggling to keep up with the stress of modern life. That’s why Stronger By Stress expores, as biohackers explain the holistic ways that they have trained themselves within in an attempt to defeat stress and increase their performance. So what is biohacking? According to the filmmakers, this do-it-yourself biology is a growing social […]
Eye for Eye (2022)
I saw a tweet the other day where someone was amazed that there are modern westerns that still come out. These are the same folks amazed that Trump won, that middle America outnumbers the cities and that DVDs are still for sale at WalMart. I mean, come to Belle Vernon, PA to my America’s Super […]
Home-Sitters (2022)
Starring Chloé Guillot and directed by Chris Rakotomamonjy, Home-Sitters is about a young woman hired as a house-sitter for a mansion in the middle of huge gardens. This assignment looks like a dream job until mercenaries try to break in to get a mysterious McGuffin that’s hidden within the house. Featuring choreography from veteran fight choreographer Jorge Lorca […]
CANNON MONTH: Edut Me’ones (1984)
Forced Testimony or Forced Witness in the U.S., this was one of the few Cannon movies that I couldn’t track down. Directed by Raphael Rebibo and co-written with Eli Tavor, who worked on all of the Lemon Popsicle movies, this tells the story of Ronit (Anat Azmon, Nikki from the aforementioned Lemon Popsicle) who accidentally sees the […]
CANNON MONTH: Ninja 3: The Domination (1984)
The third film in Cannon Films’ unofficial and unconnected trilogy of ninja movies after Enter the Ninja and Revenge of the Ninja, this movie is pure Cannon, a movie that attempts to be everything all at the same time and somehow pulls it off, which is probably due to Sam Firstenberg’s ability to direct action and […]
CANNON MONTH: Exterminator 2 (1984)
Mark Buntzman produced Suicide Cult and the first Exterminator before taking on the directing and writing duties for this film, which was completed by William Sachs, who in addition to making The Force Beyond, The Incredible Melting Man, Van Nuys Blvd. and Galaxina has been a major fixer of movies, starting with Joe. The credit may say “Additional Scenes Directed by William […]
CANNON MONTH: Bolero (1984)
Bolero is an important film in the history of Cannon Films. Menahem Golan worked with John and Bo Derek to make the movie, which was to be distributed by MGM as part of their ongoing deal with his studio. But when Bo screened the film for MGM CEO Frank Yablans, the studio head hated the movie […]
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