The ONE-HIT Wonders of 90s Action!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks for watching guys! Had a couple of errors to note (Excessive Force released in 1993 not '91. It also made $308K its opening weekend, not $380K.) Sorry about that it was a blazing hot day during recording and there was no AC so I was getting loopy after awhile! 🥵🥵

[@toeripper89]

You really got to be more careful then and not make excuses. You don't want to be known as fake news. I saw everyone of these movies on their opening nights in the theater. Rko cinema on route 4. Much better than Seattle

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

You may want to head over to the JoBlo Channel instead of watching videos here.

[@toeripper89]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie I would never do you dirty like that dawg

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

🙏 appreciate that.

[@TheLadybughug]

Just out of curiosity, the in between clip music, what is it called please?

[@teddyking6563]

Before watching the video I can say with my full chest, surviving the game, is a wonderful hidden gem that should be seen by more people

[@michaelmyers3709]

Surviving the Game is one of my favourites, prefer it over Hard Target.

[@FleetwoodTheProfit]

​@@michaelmyers3709Agreed. Is better than it has any right to be! Underrated cast. Everyone was game.....pun intended.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Great movie!

[@tylerdordon99]

It's pretty good but I prefer Hard Target

[@mancavetheater1240]

I agree 100% Ernest Dickerson,my favorite ice T film 👏🔥👍

[@ShinRyojin]

The Perfect Weapon is one of my favorite action movies. Everytime I hear The Power by Snap!, I immediately picture Jeff performing his kata in the opening scene.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Haha I hear you man, I have that song on my playlist today! Thanks for watching!

[@ShinRyojin]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie Same here! Great training music! Anytime sir and keep up the great content!

[@kerry-j4m]

I've always liked : The Perfect Weapon,no guilty pleasure either,I believe Speakman starred in another action/karate film,just can't remember the name right now. Saw this film and Excessive Force on dvd,I also liked Excessive Force.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Speakman had a few B-action flicks that weren't too bad at all.

[@kerry-j4m]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie I may look-up his other films and watch them,they're probably on youtube.

[@djcruiselover3827]

I absolutely love “if looks could kill“ I was also nine years old when the movie came out.

[@cmfort2696]

Msut be the same age.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's a fun teen action movie. Super silly but guilty pleasure greatness.

[@VinylSkillz]

The Perfect Weapon...man...the nostalgia that brings back!! Sadly im 44yrs older now...😂😂😂

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I hear you bud, I'm 46! But it all feels like yesterday!

[@00ghostcobra]

Had everybody in the neighborhood practicing their kenpo moves on one another...😂

[@marymary83436]

Is that the movie were they play the song "I've got the power"while fighting.

[@VinylSkillz]

@@marymary83436 yup

[@kevynhansyn2902]

He was meant to be a big star, but studio shut downs and other politics played part in his forgotten ways.

[@jamesjubanjee6021]

Ice-T had success as one of the leads in New Jack City which came out before Surviving the Game.

[@almondrick5967]

Lance Henricksen having worked in two cult classics, Excessive force and Stone cold.Surviving the game is cult classic gem.

[@mantislake4141]

Henriksen might not have been in Surviving the Game but he was the heavy in the awesome Hard Target!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Love Henricksen! He's been in so many great movies over the years.

[@Fingersofjoy]

Plays a great belad guy..see him in Near Dark or Johnny Handsome.​@@mantislake4141

[@josephamato2031]

So true .

[@Fingersofjoy]

@@mantislake4141 he was a better bad guy in Johnny handsome

[@timstumph]

I've seen most of these, and forgot most of them too! Nostalgia! 😂😊

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

The nostalgia putting these videos together is such a great ride. Thanks for watching Tim!

[@cmfort2696]

Toy Soldiers..."another Keith Cougan classic."

[@acegrafik]

Still keep my original VHS and DVDs of "Toy Soldiers", "If Looks Could Kill", "Barb Wire" and "Fair Game".....Never forgotten.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Hell yeah!

[@robertfaulkner1824]

Barb wire has a 4k release… I do love if looks could kill

[@DeltaDemon1]

Saw Barb Wire in theaters and I liked it more than it deserved. It is not a good movie but it's just silly enough to ensure that you watch it as more of a comedy than anything worthy of respect. Because of that, it was an enjoyable view.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

100% its a so bad it's good movie to me for sure!

[@TimeVextorX]

I too seen it in theaters a year after seeing Tank Girl and before Spawn.

[@johnnyb8505]

Ice-T is doing good for himself. He's been on Law and Order series for the past 20+ years

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Yeah he isn't complaining! Doing just fine. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@joshuamiller8259]

Toy Soliders still holds up. I just watched this shit last week

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's one of my favorites for sure. Loved it as a kid and still dig it as an adult.

[@babymammoth34]

Love Howie Long’s wide-eyed facial expressions and intense grimaces in Firestorm hahahahaha. The brawl in the cabin/ranger outpost between Long and the long haired thug was hilarious and badass at the same time!!!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Haha for sure, Long bless his heart tried, but he was just too stiff and he had the charm, but not much charisma.

[@babymammoth34]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie Agreed! lol

[@samn8309]

Loved Surviving the Game. Ice-T was good but Busey was the man, his story of killing his dog was great in its sadness.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Busey sort of stole the movie with that monologue!

[@santos8468]

​@@MoviesNeverSayDieHim stealing the movie with that monologue really pissed off Rutger Hauer.

[@oreochips21]

Nice! New movies to add to my list of "must watch". There's something about 90s action movies that I love

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Same here, I enjoy 80s action as well, but there was definitely a step up in fight choreography and action sequences as the 90s got rolling. Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻

[@bagerklestyne]

4 of my favourite movies for the era (Perfect weapon, Taking of Beverly Hills, Toy soldiers and Stone cold) Love the reviews

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks a ton for watching I appreciate it!

[@DeltaDemon1]

Saw Surviving the Game in theaters and I loved it. Underrated gem.

[@k-slay4407]

Yes! I love that movie.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Same!

[@davidbowie2046]

Good shout with Surviving The Game! Great movie. Gary Busey is insane in it! 😂

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Totally! His monologue at the dinner is Classic Busey!

[@marymary83436]

I remember the commercial for firestorm when he through the axe in 3D mode.😮

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

That was the movies selling point! So cheesy - but so awesome!

[@LaloSalamanca13]

As a kid, I liked If Looks Could Kill and Toy Soldiers. These were excellent and fun movies.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@00ghostcobra]

Stone Cold, Surviving the Game, Toy Soldiers and Perfect Weapon are must watches for the youngsters who might come across this list.. Those were great movies...

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@samuelc6834]

Some awesome ones on this list!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻

[@brdarlin]

I honestly think Boz missed his calling as a professional wrestler. He had a unique look, personality, and loads of charisma

[@edwardx4979]

Boz had a hype factor that eventually fizzled, but I agree that he did have a cool factor look and could easily been a dominant wrestler. I mean he had the size at 6'3" and 245+ lbs

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I grew up in Seattle and back in 87 they did a SNME that was i think in like Dec/Jan during NFL season and The Boz and a few other Seahawks were in the front row. He was talking smack with one of the wrestlers like it was going to go somewhere down the road but it never did. And when I watch the SNME replay on Peacock that section is trimmed down pretty good. But I agree - he'd been in the WWF.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I was a Seattle kid and we all loved him. We had out Land of Boz posters in our rooms but the on the field stats were the best for him.

[@Atomykpimp]

Boz was Stone Cold before Steve Austin. The guy Boz fought in the pit fight actually was a former WWF Wrestler that beat Brett Hart. Loved The Boz and Stone Cold!!

[@richardstahl7572]

I probably watched all these in theaters and I like all of these I probably got them all on VHS Makes me want to watch them all again great video brother 😊😊

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I love rewatching old 80s and 90s movies! There was a second run theater we went to as a kid and we'd buy a ticket and see movies all day and these were some of those movie for sure.

[@richerworldproductions]

I remember loving on the Perfect Weapon back in the day and Stone Cold is still one of my all time favourite movies!! A great double feature with Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh man I love Harley Davidson and Marlboro Man. That movie and 300 Miles to Graceland were a couple of movies I liked so much more than my friends.

[@btetschner]

A+ video! LOVE IT! Looking forward to seeing these movies!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks bud!

[@SumeetShinde]

Thanks for this video, Jeff Speakman was promising, the action sequences in Perfect Weapon was awesome

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I agree - of all these guys - Speakman felt like the one who had the most potential.

[@GPsarakis]

It's a damn shame Perfect Weapon never got a sequel, Speakman is at least a legit kempo master while other action stars fake it all.

[@Roman-tu3vh]

Looks like people didn't want to work with Speakman that much. Heard from a couple of different people that the guy was acted like pos with everyone on set

[@ibeethatoneguy7807]

Which stars fake being martial arts trained?

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I didn't hear about this. But being a di*k to people isn't going to work well for you for long when you're a star. It works even less when you aren't a star yet.

[@anthonystrocks247]

Your videos just get better and better! Love the topics!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks Anthony! I appreciate it man, trying to keep it fresh on here and do things you don't see from other channels.

[@MarcusSortijas]

Thanks for this list. I saw clips from “Excessive Force” in a 90’s action film compilation video, but it didn’t identify the movie. The shootout scene at 15:52 was a match. Glad to have that mystery solved.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

That's awesome! Always happy to help solve a movie mystery! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻

[@MissDebbieSue123]

Just what i didn't know I needed...

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks MissDebbieSue! I hope you like the video!

[@ArtLike]

Great video! Please keep em coming. You’re on fire as of late! 🔥 (but don’t burn yourself out either 😁)

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks Art! I will try my best, I keep a pretty strict routine so it keeps me from overloading.

[@raulzavala9061]

I was very picky when it came to action films, if it didn't have Arnold or Sly I didn't even bother with it but who knows maybe I'll catch some of these on streaming.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

They're all fun for what they are. Some are Sly and Arnold hand-me-downs.

[@georgemathie8123]

This is my teenage years and some of my favorite movies from that time stone cold and surviving the game are classics and Jeff speakman what an underrated action star his 1993 film street Knight is an excellent early 90s action movie is another great Jeff speakman movie he had so much potential

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Speakman had a ton of potential - Its crazy how the box office made you or broke you .

[@georgemathie8123]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie ain't that the truth and also why wasn't he in the Expendables movies

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I feel like Stallone was focused on the mainstream faces and guys he worked with in the past like Eric Roberts, etc.

[@davidjackson2524]

I live in Ireland and most of these films went straight to video on this side of the Atlantic.

[@precinct1324]

Yeah, im watching all of these movies this week!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Nice!

[@robertcatania1120]

I love If Looks Could Kill, definitely a solid guilty pleasure movie.

[@Notchnik]

I like Stone Cold... it's a good movie

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Definitely!

[@ericjohnson8326]

Excessive force ,& Stone Cold were awesome

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@bestowisdom]

Had a cheater box in the 90s…I have literally seen all these movies 25+ times.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh dang, I remember those black boxes. I knew one of my friend parents who had one, they were rare.

[@carlosyamara]

I remember taping Toy Soldiers and watching it almost everyday for weeks 😂😂 it’s a great movie

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

As a kid I cherished my collection of VHS bootlegs from Cable tv.

[@gabriel99572]

We will never have action movies like the 80s and 90s ever again. The perfect weapon is a low key banger.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

100% agree, even though the action has gotten more intricate with newer action films 80s and 90s in the genre still sit at the top of the mountain for me. Thanks for watching!

[@Atomykpimp]

I do have one not mentioned that has become a bit of a cult classic. The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. That as you know came out in 1990 and it seemed like all the hype around it. Dice was supposed to be one of the next big action stars but with his comedic one liners.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh danm - great callback! Love Ford Fairlane - ADC was the man!

[@someothercharacter]

You nailed it. I would have liked to have seen Jeff Speakman break out.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Same here bud!

[@NikoTabakidze]

I discovered this channel, it's great, I can find all old american movies

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

That's awesome Niko thanks for checking out the video and I hope you like the channel!

[@jasoncase9481]

Howie Long was a memorable subordinates in the underrated fast paced action movie involving valuable Nuclear weapons that is Broken Arrow which has Christian Slater and John Travolta.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Broken Arrow is such a good time!

[@jasoncase9481]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie I’ve repeatedly watched that high bar thrilling climax which has a very realistic fight scene with Deakins and Hale both suffering realistic consequences in a mostly fist fight with a ticking clock on KZbin, also the unforgettable scene of Hale disarming the nuclear explosive except the twist with very cool music when Deakins tells him that Hale activated the nuclear explosive by entering the wrong code 3 times because Deakins knew it would be an easy solution to use to disarm it which he thought of ahead of time instead of just hoping it won’t be done by the foes that oppose him and his brigade. Both are unforgettable highly entertaining action themed scenes with fitting original soundtrack songs that are easy to watch repeatedly. They

[@phaze29]

I was really hoping Only The Strong would be on here

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh damn great mention - I do wish I would've gotten it in this list. Love Mark Dacascos!

[@robman732]

@@MoviesNeverSayDieSounds like we need a Part 2 to this series

[@jimthar17]

Fun Fact: Speakman was originally cast in SPEED. Unfortunately for him his agent screwed up the deal by demanding more money and he lost the role. Keanu picked it up and we know what happened after. Unfortunately all of Speakman's other films are nigh unwatchable. Also, the majority of these movies are on Tubi if anyone is interested in watching them.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

From what I read his deal with Paramount was supposed to be Perfect Weapon 2 and Speed. Paramount ditched the script after the deal with Speakman fell through so I assume they were kicking their own asses when 20th Century Fox took and ending up having a legit summer blockbuster out of it.

[@00ghostcobra]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie Damn this is cold for Speakman... If he had done Perfect Weapon 2, then Speed, then he would have been a huge movie star to this day..

[@StanleyRunk]

Saw Excessive Force in the theater and totally stand by it. Griffith had charisma and the martial arts skills. He should have been a bigger deal. I suppose he’s kinda been vindicated by Cobra Kai.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It was nice to see him get a redemption with Cobra Kai. Yeah it seemed the studio's really had a short rope with the action movies at the turn of the 80s to 90s. You didn't spark right out of the gate like Seagal or Van Damme and you were out.

[@StanleyRunk]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie yeah, they were banking on the quick theatrical cash in. Griffith had a few more theatrical movies, but none as the lead. He did a few straight to video titles that weren’t bad. He did one with Donald Sutherland and John Lithgow called Hollow Point, which was pretty fun.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I never got to see Hollow Point - I remember he did a mountain movie that was pretty fun back then.

[@jasonwells9050]

It's a great look at some of the underrated action movies of the 90s Stone Cold was always one of my favorites

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Totally - The Boz made the most of his shot. Plus Henricksen/Forsythe were great additions!

[@jasonwells9050]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie he sure did I remember reading somewhere about how the first script of the movie had to be completely re written because Chains the main villains dialogue was only passages and scriptures from the Bible

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh damn, I'm glad they changed that.

[@Winter1x]

As actors that only did one action film in the 90s, I’m surprised I didn’t see Daniel Day Lewis in Last of the Mohicans. It’s definitely his one and only action role. Good video though, going to subscribe! 👍

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh dang, that is a great pick, I forgot about that one. Excellent movie! Thanks for subbing as well I really appreciate it!

[@lucken13]

Spent most of the 90s in Korea with the Army (91-00)! Forgot about some of these! Was in Korea also 83-84 and 87-90! 😜😍

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

My cousin who is pretty much my dad spent 20yrs in the Navy. I remember he would come back and have to try and catch up on movies he missed during deployment. Thank you for your service sir!

[@robman732]

Good list, it brings back some good memories. I didn't watch most of these movies but it does hit me with a nostalgia wave thinking about them. I think the only movies I didn't recognize were the Taking of Beverly Hills and maybe If Looks Could Kill. I remember Dark Horse comics pushing Barb Wire the comic but like MNSD said once the movie flopped, the comics died shortly after. I saw Toy Soldiers as a video rental with some other friends. That was a good movie. I never knew Jeff Speakman had a theatrical release. I've always known him as a straight to video movie guy. But I'm knocking him since my friends and I used to love watching those types of movies. Lance Hendriskson was killing it back then. Not only did he do Stone Cold,Excessive Force but he was the baddie in JVCD's Hard Target. He played in Alien 3 and he had his own television series Millenium among many other projects.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Henriksen is such a strong character actor, so many films under his belt. I also remember seeing Toy Soldiers with friends. I feel the older I get the more nostalgia appeals to me when watching all of these.

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

"Fair Game" is a lot of fun

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Yeah I enjoy popping it on from time to time. It's flawed but fun.

[@Atomykpimp]

Ken Wahl was also in The Wanderer’s. Karen Allen was his side love interest in the movie. I still own my VHS copy of The Taking of Beverly Hills.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Cherish that copy of Taking of Beverly Hills - they are rare. I need to check out The Wanderers - dont think I've seen it.

[@SydRetroFoodie]

I saw the perfect weapon in theatres in west New York mayflower theatre w my lol brother loved this movie 🔥🔥🔥

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's a good action flick the fight scenes hold up great.

[@Asian_Movie_Enthusiast]

I've always been a fan of Pure Danger with C. Thomas Howell.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I need to check that one out! Howell rocks!

[@paintrain81]

And Pam may not of been able to act, but just as I was raised on all these 80s and 90s movies, at the same time Pam Anderson was helping me through puberty! Knockout!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

She'll always have the classic Snapdragon! I had that one on rotation!

[@iceangelpictures1249]

Excessive Force is a good film, a great script, a great cast and Thomas Ian Griffith's best action piece.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It was a fun one when rewatching!

[@OliverRabies]

i saw this movie when i was a kid, it was like a dystopian town run by gangs, kid on rollerblades, said game show catch phrases, and guy makes armor car to fight back. dont remember any stars, might have been from 94

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Is it Prayer of the Rollerboys you may be thinking of?

[@Markthewhite]

Solarbabies?

[@OliverRabies]

@@Markthewhite no, i only remember the kid being on roller blades. it reminded me of the arcade game streets of rage 2. and he might have been the little brother of the gang leader. he rolls up says some game show catchphrase (spin the wheel, make a deal, or something) and shoots up a building. looks like its always at night, in a warehouse district. had to be a montage, building the tank car.

[@arthurhoover3709]

Surviving the Game is a fantastic flick.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

100%

[@Namorat]

If looks could kill used to be one of my favorite movies. I still like it a lot.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Same here, pure guilty pleasure cinema.

[@mikeisernie]

I remember seeing a big story on Entertainment Tonight for "The Taking of Beverly Hills." It made it look really cool. I just never have had the chance to see it.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It came and went from the theater so fast. And just got lost in the sea of cable movies.

[@philipjoseph5099]

Dm, I need to check firestorm. Looks clean. Forgot about that

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's a fun one!

[@ozilla69]

"She can't act for shit." 🤣🤣🤣

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Gotta call them how ya see them! 😆

[@Gcar-Squad]

Perfect timing!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Hope you dig the video bud!

[@Gcar-Squad]

It was great like always. Sean Astin is great in everything. Toy Soldiers is my favorite on my list and Stone Cold is second!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I always think of him in the mesh shirt from 50 First Dates! haha

[@HappyHighwayman]

If looks could kill has a special place in my heart

[@dextersaintguac]

I liked the music between each movie.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Thanks!

[@noelhernandez363]

One hit wonders aka "guilty pleasures"!! 😂👍

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Haha that's probably the better title.

[@smoker1111111111]

Treat Williams from Deep Rising is spinning in his grave right now.

[@williamthompson5504]

I saw that in the theater.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Gotta love Treat Williams!

[@TimeVextorX]

Deep Rising I didn't like but his others like Hair, 1941, The Men's Club, Sweet Lies, Dead Heat. Treat Williams always be one of my favorite actors ever.🙏🏽

[@jacksprat9226]

Solid video. But Ken Wahl's first action flick was James Glickenhaus's The Soldier 1982, a very weird but entertaining movie.

[@michaelmyers3709]

Most of Glickenhaus’s are weird but entertaining

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Yes I mentioned he had been around in the 80s and that this film was his attempt at reinventing himself as a 90s action star.

[@chrissharry500]

It was good to see Thomas Ian Griffith come out of retirement to return as Terry Silver in Cobra Kai.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@YNGBLD80]

Pretty cool little wrap here man, proud to say have seen all of these bad-boys and probably got most of these tucked under the staircase in VHS. Toy Soldiers up there real early 90's feel and look especially Aston and the boys hightop kicks great flick. Perfect Weapon Speakman with his training demo blasting Snap's I've got the power brings back mad memories. Pitty Wahl never kicked on moviewise was doing the wiseguy series at the same time so more of TV guy (and a few other things ;)) for him in the 90's. Still the king as leader of the 1979's The Wanderers "Richie Gennaro" IMO. Solid Work Man could chat all day about 80's 90's vids lived in the movie store as a kid and tbh never left with the turn of the century - Keep bringing the shit to the new gen who will never know! Looking forward to watching more of your work mate. Franky

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Oh man I could talk 80s/90s movies all day too. I have a small collection of VHS as well I've been dragging around with me my entire adult life haha. I dug watching all these action movies as a kid with my friends. There were so many B-movies that we all thought were next level! Thanks for watching and commenting Franky! I appreciate it!

[@YNGBLD80]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie Very welcome brother good to see your passion come alive through your videos an allowing us old cats to enjoy our youth again man. 90's mate seem like yesterday, waiting for the next Van damme Seagal or Stallone flick to come out chatting with the cats behind counter re whats worth a view and hanging with like minded dudes awesome times. The movie store was social hub VHS over Netflix any-day B grade cheese always get a vote from me!. Look forward to enjoying more content, cheers gentleman!

[@Football__Junkie]

You picked the wrong Thomas Ian Griffith vehicle. Hollow Point was a fun action movie I enjoyed backing the day.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I don't think I've seen that one I need to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@guybeleeve]

Surviving the Game is my favorite out of all of these movies. I was expecting a lot more from Toy soldiers to be honest. Stone cold started out ridiculously fun but the ending was horrible, as lance Hendrickson’s character actually won. He got to take out everyone he had on his list even the Boz’s love interest. I remember watching the ending with my family, we all had our mouths open out of shock. We were looking at each other and when the credits rolled were like “is that it!?”😂

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

😆 I've had a few of those "is that it?" moments as well. I really enjoy Surviving the Game - the bad guy line-up is impressive.

[@cane6074]

The '90s were an awesome time for action movies, not just big budget but also mid budget movies at the time. Back then Major studios weren't obsessed with Blockbusters as they are now, They released mid-budget and sometimes even small budget movies, but we're often of decent quality and sometimes great. Several which you actually cover here. Hell even the home video market could be pretty good at times, such as as the films as PM entertainment, who made some pretty good B grade but derivative yet fun action flicks that would often appear on HBO and soon later the video store. 90s was a fun time to grow up.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Cinema was booming! It was a great time!

[@cane6074]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie It was not just a great time for movies, It was also great time to be alive and grow up. It was a very laid-back and fun loving time unlike later decades. Also, I saw the taking of Beverly hills as a result of this video, I thought it was pretty entertaining despite how silly and ridiculous it could be. A Cheesy yet fun in a so good it's bad movie type kind of way. Thanks for the recommendations! Keep up the good work.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

That's awesome Cane glad you were able to track it down and enjoy it!

[@MGEX8206]

Oh...Teen Agent(I'm a Brit, didn't know that film had another title until now - literally say the poster you showed, thought "that's the guy from Teen Agent" and...yeah...) slightly rediculous concept(without spoiling too heavilly, dumbest mistaken identity set up ever) but a lot of fun once it gets down to business!

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's always interesting how the films get different titles. It really was the dumbest set-up. Almost like they said "this is good enough, let's just shoot through this part so we can get to the meat of the movie."

[@nicklengyel356]

Wise guy was a great show

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I need to check that out! Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@HappyHighwayman]

Surviving the game was awesome

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Yeah it was, holds up well too!

[@acapedit]

Stone Cold has some of the best stuntwork I've seen.

[@antbankzbruh]

Street Knight might have not be a profitable hit for jeff speakmen but definitely a good one that needs to be checked out

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@babymammoth34]

William Forsyth really enjoyed playing his part in Stone Cold! He chewed up the scenery so great. Am I weird for laughing at his performance some of the time and pressing the rewind button lol 😂?

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Forsythe always seemed to enjoy playing the villain!

[@babymammoth34]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie That he did! He and Henriksen were the perfect villainous team! Lance's depraved smiles and laughter throughout the film both amused me and made me uneasy hahahahaha

[@basquat76]

Chewing the scenery seems to be his acting style in general.

[@babymammoth34]

@@basquat76 Perhaps. But it never gets old for us fans.

[@babymammoth34]

@@basquat76 Would love to have seen a movie with him and the great John P. Ryan.

[@armandowar88]

Chill factor

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Fun pick! Skeet and Cuba!

[@shame8191]

Ice T was pretty successful - he went on to star in New Jack City and NYPD. Ken Wahl did pretty decent as well, really liked him in Wise Guy.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Ice-T is definitely killing it! He been playing that cop on Law and Order for decades!

[@jasoncase9481]

Most likely Brian Bosworth is very happy Stone Cold has become an unintentional memorable very ridiculous action movie that Good Bad and Bad Bad has reviewed with recommending it. Also, I do recall Stone Cold getting a RiffTrax commentary which isn’t a surprise because Brian Bosworth was hoping to capture the success of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former Pro Athlete turned actor Carl Weathers, etc.

[@BigChi61]

Surviving the Game is a underrated classic

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Totally agree!

[@deamondeathstone1]

Ooh, One Hit Wonders! Do a One Hit Wonders the Me2 movement would like you to forget. Because I saw a metric f*ckton of direct to video movies during the late 80's and early 90's that usually had the producers or directors wive, girlfriend or side-piece in the lead and they weren't cast for their acting talent.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

There were floods of movies on late night cable!

[@Draven_X_23]

If Looks Could Kill was a great Spy Spoof

[@Ezekiel-rv3pe]

I don't know how Jeff speakman didn't become a big action star? Speakman had the look and physique plus he had real karate skills plus well shot action

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I think it was a blend of business, and his ego that came too early.

[@jasoncase9481]

It’s very amazing that Stone Cold is a badass cool Action AntiHero Movie that got released before WWF had the charismatic badass Wrestler Stone Cold because Steve Austin was using a different WWF wrestler name before changing to the memorable very cool badass name Stone Cold.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

It's funny bc really The Boz felt like a wrestler, just in the NFL. Haha

[@jasoncase9481]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie I’m surprised he didn’t feel inspired by the great Giants LB Lawerence Taylor to also wrestle as a WWF wrestler during a golden WWF era that had Macho Man, The Rockers, Ultimate Warrior, Big BossMan, Brett the HitMan Hart, etc.

[@AgentJ415]

Toy soldiers had me into it when i was a kid

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Same here!

[@fox-jake8784]

If it wasn't for you, I probably would've never discovered Stone Cold and my god, is that a good movie! In my opinion, Stone Cold is right up there with Road House in terms of awesome B action movies. Also, The Taking of Beverly Hills looks interesting. I kinda wanna look into it now

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Man I love me some Road House! Taking of Beverly Hills is solid if you can track it down.

[@jasoncase9481]

I’m very surprised I got exposed to If Looks To Kill which is a unique action movie using the mistaken identity theme when I was looking through channels on a HD tv while in a Cabin in California.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Its a fun turn the brain off movie.

[@jasoncase9481]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie So it knows it’s intentional ridiculous much like Lake Placid which is an intentional ridiculous campy creature feature movie that has a giant crocodile in Lake Placid that is in Maine for this movie even though the movie acknowledges it’s really in New York so it’s in on the joke that this is a different version of Lake Placid instead of the exact real Lake Placid in New York.

[@jasoncase9481]

Brian BosWorth is a charismatic brawny man that would be perfect as the heavyweight brawny main antagonist Willy in a Rated R serious faithful Double Dragon reboot movie set in a post apocalyptic New York City, and the violence would be hardcore similar to 300, and (2000) Gladiator.

[@jacobgraves3505]

Surviving the game ruled

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@sonnyblack0870]

I always loved Big Syke on every Pac track, but as a solo artist he wasn’t the same.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@sonnyblack0870]

@@MoviesNeverSayDie Hah this comment was meant for a different video… Nevertheless you seemed to know what I’m talking about.

[@GrumpyPete78]

I said it back in the day and I'll say it now. Jeff Speakman would have been a perfect Frank Castle. I love Dolph Lundgren's Punisher film, but man, what a missed opportunity.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

I would've liked to have seen that!

[@tokyosmash]

Bosworth deserved much more, he was a hell of a leading man in Stonecold

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

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[@robertcatania1120]

Love your channel/content, but this is one list that you had the most glaring omission. You 100% should have included Mark Dacascos in "Only The Strong" which was a great action film including the Brazilian martial arts of Capoeria. It makes zero sense to me why Mark didn't take off as an action start during the 90s, he had the looks, physique, decent actor, and unlike other action stars was very believable as someone who could kick butt because he was a 4th degree Black Belt in Wun Hop Kuen Do. Only the Strong was a solid 90s action flick with a great soundtrack....a real underrated gem. Mark and the movie deserved better.

[@MoviesNeverSayDie]

Yeah I was kicking myself for not getting it in. I love the movie but for some reason it didnt come to mind.