Category: Cops
BMFcast547 – Gone in 60 Seconds – The Ol Axle Snatchers
Gone in 60 Seconds (1974) tells the tale of a group of car thieves charged with trying to steal 48 cars in a week. It’s an hour of lousy filmmaking followed by a 40 minute stunt spectacular, although some of us have qualms with the morality of the production. Join us for more discussion than you thought would be possible about this one!
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BMFcast Extra 198 – Resident Evil Apocalypse
Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004) is the second entry in the franchise and there’s so much baffling stuff in it that it broke our brains, rendering us nearly incapable of recapping it properly. But we try.
This episode was previously premium Patreon content which originally posted on October 12th, 2020.
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BMFcast541 – Extreme Prejudice – The Hoonin’ Yeeters
Extreme Prejudice (1987) is a film that’s been requested nearly a dozen times over the years. It stars Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside and a dozen “that guys” who’re sweatin’ it up in a Texas border town either doing or stopping crimes. Eventually all their paths cross. Speaking of borders, it’s a borderline good movie!
Before wrapping up we have the briefest spoiler-free chat about Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Enjoy!
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BMFcast Extra 190 – Two Minute Warning
Two Minute Warning (1976) is a film about a sniper at the Super Bowl and the police efforts to stop him. They fail. An all-star cast and a silly script make this somewhat interesting and fun to talk about.
Bonus talk includes discussion of the TV edit of this film which is a completely different movie. It’s wild.
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BMFcast530 – Zero Tolerance – Wet Love
Zero Tolerance (1994) features Robert Patrick as a straight-laced FBI man whose family is murdered by evil drug kingpin Titus Welliver. AT CHRISTMAS. He has zero tolerance for this and murders everyone in the organization. It’s a PM Entertainment joint which means lots of cars will explode.
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BMFcast529 – Doctor Mordrid – The Eye of Clamato
Doctor Mordrid (1992) is Full Moon’s take on Marvel’s Doctor Strange. It even started life as a Doctor Strange movie until they lost the rights at some point. Jeffrey Combs stars as the titular doctor and doesn’t get much to do. In fact, not much happens at all in this very padded 74 minute effort.
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BMFcast519 – Redemption – White Tara, Heroine
Redemption (2002) features a bunch of our favorite direct to video action stars (Don “The Dragon” Wilson, Cynthia Rothrock, etc.) not doing any of the things anyone want them to do. This is a cop drama about a good cop gone sorta bad but then there’s a… redemption. Things that actually would have redeemed the film never happen.
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BMFcast510 – Hero and the Terror – Suck Norris
Hero and the Terror (1988) features Chuck Norris and STEVE JAMES battling an unstoppable serial killer. Well, that’s what it’s supposed to be about anyway. It’s actually about Chuck Norris who has knocked up his therapist and has to deal with her anxieties and concerns while preparing for the arrival of their child. Cannon!
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BMFcast509 – Maniac Cop 3 – Yeet and Skeet
Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (1992) is a baffling sequel plagued with production issues that results in a schizophrenic mess. However, if you look at it as a collection of scenes instead of a cohesive story there is some fun to be had. Just be prepared to see several chunks of the first two films again.
How does it rank in the Maniac Cop trilogy? Join us to find out!
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BMFcast Extra 148 – Red Heat
Red Heat (1988) features Russian Arnold Schwarzenegger teaming up with Chicago cop James Belushi to take down a drug lord. It’s not the most fondly remembered Arnold movie, and there’s reasons for that.
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