When the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most morally ambiguous anti-heroes are all individually sent out on the same black ops mission, none of them expected to wind up on a team. The makeshift group, affectionately named The Thunderbolts, find themselves threatened by a mutual enemy that wants to see them, and a seemingly harmless man named Bob, stricken from existence. This premise helps Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts* stand out from the rest of their superhero offerings. And yes, the asterisk in the title serves a purpose.
Author Archives: Graylan Davis
Six-String Samurai (1998) [Martial Arts May]
In 1957, the bomb dropped, and the Russians took over what was America. The last bastion of freedom became a place called Lost Vegas and Elvis was crowned King. After forty rockin’ years, the King is dead.
Laser Mission (1989) [Action Packed April]
When a CIA operative fails to secure a scientist and his experimental new technology, he teams up with the target’s daughter and takes on a new mission; Rescue the scientist and destroy his weapon so that the soviets who captured him can’t use it against the world.
Civil War (2024) [Action Packed April]
“Every time I survived a war zone, I thought I was sending a warning home. ‘Don’t do this’. But here we are.” – Lee
Quiet Cool (1986) [Action Packed April]
A New York cop, a California teen, and a whole mess of violent cannabis growers are the perfect blend for this 1986 sleeper hit. Quiet Cool is a tale of vengeance worthy of a cult classic status.
The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999) [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Earlier this month I wrote about Children of the Corn 666: Isaac’s Return and had too few positive things to say. This is kind of the way sequels to Stephen King adaptations usually go. So, it pleases me to tell you that today’s review is about a non-sequel to a Stephen King adaptation.
Children of the Corn 666: Isaac’s Return (1991) [Women in Horror Month 2025]
The 90’s are often overlooked when it comes to horror franchises. Most people tend to romanticize the slashers and creature features from the 80’s when they reminisce about the scary films that call to them the most.







