The Action Addicts

Joining us today we have Andy Gorham to talk about the 2021 movie Willy's Wonderland, a delightfully gory horror/action hybrid starring Nicolas Cage that is not so loosely inspired by the Five Nights At Freddie's franchise.Andy's Twitter: @AndrewMGorhamAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Today we are talking about the 2016's Train to Busan, an international sensation that swept across the world not unlike the zombie plague afflicting the characters in this movie. Joining us we have Max Deering to discuss horror, capitalism and defeating the evils of the day with the power of love and friendship... or not.Max's Twitter: @ODSTSpartanAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Welcome back Dan Grima to the show! Today we are talking about the 2013 movie Snowpiercer. Directed by Bong Joon Ho and starring Chris Evans. It's the end of the world and only those who made it on to a super advanced high tech train managed to survive the deep freeze. As you might imagine, things escalated rather poorly from there.Dan's Twitter: @DanGrima92BlindSpots Twitter: @BlindSpots_PodAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Welcome Mike Scott back to the show! It's been a while but we have reunited at last to talk about one of the best South Korean films ever made and a personal favourite of Mike's. We also talk about a 2016 movie called Rocky Handsome, you'll hear why as we go on. A4E Twitter: @A4EPodcastAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Join me today as myself and returning guest Dan Grima of the Blindspots podcast chat about a recent ish Indian cinema release with Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat's Kill. Where During a train trip to New Delhi, a pair of commandos face an army of invading bandits. It's bloody, gory and just a bit depressing. Dan and I have a great chat about how we interpreted the themes and subtext of this movie, we may have forgotten to get into the action a little bit but we do also talk about podcasting and movies in general so please forgive us while we try to find our way back to our points one rant at a time. Dan's Twitter: @DanGrima92BlindSpots Twitter: @BlindSpots_PodAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Joining me today on this very special episode we have returning guests Lindsay Wilkins, Bede Jermyn and Super Marcey. Yes that's right, 3 guests. Meaning 4 voices total to talk about a rather crazy film known as Ninja 3: The Domination. Celebrating it's 40th anniversary and being the finale of ninja month. It's all culminated in a lovely crossover of our themes in the recent episodes. Directed by Sam Firstenberg and starring Sho Kosugi, Lucinda Dickey, Jordan Bennett, and James Hong. This should have been the apex of the Ninja trilogy, instead it went in a very different direction. Is it all the better for it? Listen to find out.Schlock&Awe Twitter: @schlockandawe1Bede's Twitter: @BedeJermynSuper Marcey's Twitter: @supermarceyAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Today we are talking on the 40th Anniversary of Beverly Hills Cop with returning guest Larry Sternshein who was last on talking about the John Woo movie Broken Arrow but is now here to discuss the wisecracking Eddie Murphy in his most iconic role, Axel Foley. The first in a series now 4 movies strong, the original is a staple of the 1980s and time has not dulled it's shine.Larry's Show: @reelearlypodMy Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Today we are joined by Andy Gorham once again to take another dive into the world of comic book movies. We haven't visited the MCU since episode 2 with Spider-Man: No Way Home, it was always my intention to cover the Deadpool movies and indeed we will still will! But for right now we are going to talk about Deadpool & Wolverine which has just crossed the billion dollar mark in it's theatrical run. This movie had a lot of expectations placed upon it, can it live up to them? Does it shatter them? Listen in and let's discuss. Andy's Twitter: @AndrewMGorhamAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts

Today we are celebrating the first of many 40th anniversaries, kicking things off with Walter Hill's rock and roll fable Streets of Fire. A film that had a lot more influence on pop culture than anyone could have foreseen at the time, even if you've never seen this movie you've likely seen one that took inspiration from it, music videos that learned from it's editing or video games that took the aesthetic and ran with it. Joining me today we have returning guest Mike Fury, author of the Art of Action books and a massive Walter Hill fan!Mike's Twitter: @TheMikeFuryAction Addicts Links: https://linktr.ee/actionaddicts