Guilty Pleasures Cinema Turns One

TODAY, February 27, is the FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the GPC!

Today's episode is uploading RIGHT NOW, unfortunately it looks like it won't be up until after midnight, actually posting on February 28.

Considering the first episode went up February 29 2012, this seems somewhat appropriate!

Stay tuned for the badassery that is PREDATOR...

-Scott

GPC Episode 26 - Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe (1990)

The Guilty Pleasures Cinema is just ONE review away from its first anniversary, but we're not taking it easy on the trek to Episode 27! No we've got the little seen Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe!

Jesse "The Body" Ventura follows up his awesome appearances in Predator and The Running Man by running around a small Canadian town with Sven-Ole Thorsen... TO SAVE THE UNIVERSE!

GPC Episode 25 - Daredevil (2003)

The Guilty Pleasures Cinema First Anniversary Countdown continues with Daredevil!

Come witness the superheroics of a blind man with the power of sight!

GPC Episode 20 - Live and Let Die (1974)

The GPC returns with Live and Let Die!  Not only are we celebrating Skyfall and the 50th anniversay of 007 on film, but also a special tribute to my mom, as this was one of her favourites, and November was her birthday.  That doesn't mean I hold back though, as Roger Moore's first deserves it, but you know what?  This is drastically underrated!  Moore's Bond is awesome because he just doesn't give a crap about anything!  Don't believe me?  Come watch!

EDIT: Yes, I realized shortly thereafter that it's from 1973, so am updating this here on it's anniversary.  Not changing the title though since that would break the linking.

GPC Episode 19 - The Perfect Weapon (1991)

The GPC returns with the latest episode focusing on Jeff Speakman's The Perfect Weapon, AND debuting Show & Tell!  Conceived as another way to showcase the awesome, Show & Tell will focus on, well, movies I have only on Blu-Ray and the like.  I've another planned in the coming months, but after that I foresee it as a side-series much like the TTOCSes and GPTs, so don't worry, regular GPCs will be the norm going forward!