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WWE SmackDown: Episode #1.3 (1999)
Buried Alive Tag Team Title Match!
Very Good Show made Great by Sensational Final Match/Act. Here's some quick hits: The British Bulldog Returns (in street clothes) and beats the Big Bossman and then gives the Hardcore Title to Al Snow.
Mr Ass hits a "Famouser" on Chyna.
A funny bit between The Rock & Mankind about Mankind getting a ride to the Arena from Rock from the Trunk of his Limo. Mick hilariously quoting Rock's "It doesn't matter" lol!!!
Bah Bah Ray vs Bradshaw.
Pre Fight interview is GOLD with Rock & Mankind.
Main Event: An Incredible Buried Alive Tag Team Title Match: Undertaker & Big Show vs The Rock & Mankind. The Big Show absolutely launches Mankind from stage to grave, man, no one could take bumps like Mick, incredible. The whole match is a wild brawl as these Buried Alive matches are. I love this concept, guess that's the Horror fan in me. Cool shots from inside the Grave. Mankind popping out of the Grave to shove Socko down Big Shows throat was a highlight. It's mostly Mankind vs Show Graveside and Taker vs Rock backstage. HHH shows up and levels The Big Show with his sledgehammer, he also interferes in Taker & Rock. An Ambulance shows up and Austin is inside, he locks HHH in and then Rams the Ambulance repeatedly with a Semi!! Great Show!!
WWF Breakdown: In Your House (1998)
Worth if for the Triple Threat Cage Match!!
I've been going back thru all the episodes of Raw since the arrival of The Rock. I'm charting his rise from hated baby face to hated hated heal to loved heal. This PPV is all about that Triple threat cage match between: The Rock - Ken Shamrock and Mankind.
**** Spoiler Alert ****
Mankind drops an elbow from the top of the cage!! Mankind was constantly and consistently one of the most entertaining performers in this business.
The Rock wins the Cage Match. And this is one of the first matches where the fans were REALLY rooting heavy for him. And by comparison, very audibly booing Ken Shamrock at one point even chanting "Shamrock sucks" The Rock has finally won over the people.
During this full Raw and WWE PPV rewatch I'm on though I've enjoyed Stone Cold, The Rock and Mankind have easily been my two shinning spots. This re-watch is like a movie that I saw once in the 90s (as I watched all this stuff unfold back then in real time) Peacock has allowed me to go back through all this which has been an absolute blast so far. I'm gonna keep going!!!
The Spirit of Haddonfield (2018)
Well Done!!
Fun little Horror Short. Not as good as Never Hike Alone which in my eyes is a borderline Masterpiece. But has some very effective scenes. Myers looks good (his mask) and the actor has the walk pretty spot on. The day scenes of Myers in pursuit are tense, especially the key in the door scene. Cool recreation of the Closet scene from the original movie. Someone please throw some real money at this guy so he can make a great feature length horror movie!!
Hell Night (1981)
Hell Night is Great!!
"Welcome to Garth Manor", "Andrew is still believed by some to be living somewhere within this house!" One of the best of all time for this guy. Hell Night it is very creepy, the atmosphere is amazing and the house "GARTH MANOR" is like a separate character in itself. All the tunnels under the house leading in and out of our unexpected victims rooms, the huge staircase, the giant fence with razor sharp blades at the top!! And last but not least the huge Garden or "The Maze" as I call it!! Maybe my favorite location ever for a horror film, everything just works for me. The cast is solid with Linda Blair as your leading lady.. However my personal favorite is Seth played by Vincent Van Patten. He makes the movie for me in some ways. This dude is super cool, he is the cool guy that is also actually kind of a bad ass. He tells stories to the lady of his choice to help himself score but then later proves to be very much a real hero. After escaping Garth Manor safe and sound and at a very safe distance he returns to attempt to save the others. Hes a refreshing change from the "cool jock douche" in most horror movies that we usually want knocked off, hes one to root for!! There are a million amazing scenes but for those who haven't seen it I won't ruin it. Check out this classic.
Red Dawn (1984)
"God Bless America"
What a great movie. I watched this when I was around ten for the first time, with my father, uncle and many of their other friends. I remember them all being very moved and fired up by the movie. I was very young so I remembered scenes but I never really grasped the concept of the movie. Now 30 I have seen it again many times, and though it may be a bit far fetched I still love it. As an American it stirs something in me, makes me feel proud and grateful had these kids done this, makes me realize that people do fight for our country and lose there lives for all of us. I thought that Patrick Swayze was excellent in this movie as the big brother and leader of the wolverines. Give this movie a chance, ignore the other users who say it is bad and check it out.. If you're a child of the 80's and you remember playing games like missile command where the object was to blow nuclear war heads out of the sky before they landed on your home soil then yup you're a child of the Cold War and the 80's, the greatest decade of all time! USA USA USA!!!!!