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Rod Lott
As a recent release of a bitch-slappin' medical mystery reminded me, James Coburn is really as cool as Clint Eastwood, so I welcomed Shout! Factory’s new “Action Double Feature,” which places two of the late actor’s 1976 films on one DVD.

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Rod Lott
Oh, to lead Dolph Lundgren's life! In the opening scenes of "In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds," his Granger character teaches a martial-arts class, goes home, drinks, sniffles, whistles, draws a bath and punches and/or kicks knife-wielding, hooded-robed intruders.

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Rod Lott
From the set of "The Expendables 2," Sylvester Stallone introduces this "Extended Director's Cut" of his 2010 summer smash, which he says now sports "more content and more heart."

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Rod Lott
Fresh from directing Jackie Chan in “Shinjuku Incident,” Derek Yee begins “Triple Tap” with a fun sequence of a marksman competition on an obstacle course of sorts, where sharpshooter Ken (Louis Koo, “Triad Election”) and cop Jerry (Daniel Wu, “Robin-B-Hood”) break records as rivals.

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Rod Lott
When “Captain America: The First Avenger” burst onto blockbustin’ movie screens this summer, someone over at MGM’s video division took notice and finally put the abortion that was 1993’s “Captain America”.

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Rod Lott
I’ve now seen three movies from Japan’s crazy cinematic crew known as Sushi Typhoon: “Karate-Robo Zaborgar,” which I loved; “Alien vs. Ninja,” which I hated; and now “Helldriver,” which falls somewhere in between.

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Rod Lott
Four years after his long run on TV’s “Sea Hunt” ended, Lloyd Bridges was back in the water for 1966’s big-screen adventure “Around the World Under the Sea,” but IN COLOR!

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Rod Lott
Part costume drama, part fantasy, part mystery, part action and all imaginative, "Detective Dee & The Mystery of the Phantom Flame" marks a return to form for master director Tsui Hark, who helped popularize Hong Kong films in the Western hemisphere in the 1990s with the likes of the "Once Upon a Time in China" series and the Jackie Chan vehicle "Twin Dragons," but has weathered a string of more recent misses in "Zu Warriors," "Black Mask 2" and collaborations with Jean-Claude Van Damme.

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Rod Lott
Leave it to the Internet to resurrect the moribund franchise known as — all together now — "Mortal Kombat"! After the blockbuster video game spawned back-to-back hit feature films, it was safe to assume a third was on the way, but it never came.

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Rod Lott
While this new "Conan the Barbarian" is an origin story, it is not really a remake of the 1981 "Conan the Barbarian" that helped make Arnold Schwarzenegger a household name. No camel-punching. No Wheel of Pain. No hearing the lamentation of women.

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Rod Lott
From all the hoopla in 1986 when Sigourney Weaver landed a Best Actress Oscar nomination for “Aliens,” you’d think she was the first woman to kick into action mode on film, but babes were badass long before that.

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Rod Lott
Why won't anyone believe poor detective Frank McCrae (Tom Atkins, "Halloween III: Season of the Witch") that the recent nighttime slayings around New York City are the work of a cop?

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Rod Lott
When did 1990's "I Come in Peace" become "Dark Angel"? More importantly, why? Did some porno cop its title? Now people will confuse it with that one TV series Jessica Alba did for James Cameron before she became a movie star.

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Rod Lott
“Bunraku” gets its name from a form of traditional Japanese puppetry, but it may as well be called “Cowboys and Samurai” or something equally generic. The sophomore effort of director Guy Moshe raises hopes for something special in its animated opening credits, which depict violence throughout civilization, but there’s simply too much going on here for a rather simple revenge story.

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Rod Lott
Almost 20 years later, "The Crow" still flies high. New to Blu-ray, the 1994 hit holds up well, if not plays better than it ever had. After all, much like its supernatural protagonist, the theme of revenge never dies.