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Old School June continues with one of the greatest overlooked films of the 1970s: Sorcerer.In Episode 373 of Jay Movie Talk, I talk about William Friedkin's intense survival thriller and explore why Sorcerer has gone from a box office disappointment to one of the most respected cult classics in history.In this episode, I discuss*Why Sorcerer is one of the most underrated films of the 1970s.*William Friedkin';s uncompromising vision following The Exorcist*The unforgettable bridge sequence and why it's still one of the greatest suspense scenes ever filmed.*The themes of redemption, fate, guilt, and survival that drive each characterI also talk about why Sorcerer struggled at the box office upon its original release, how its timing affected its legacy, and why modern audiences have embraced it as one of the finest thrillers ever made.More than just a survival story, Sorcerer is a great example of suspense and a reminder that some of cinema's greatest achievements aren't always recognized in their own time.

Old School June continues with one of the coolest and most influential crime thrillers of the 1970sIn Episode 372 of Jay Movie Talk, I talk about this New York -set classic that proves you don't need massive explosions or endless action scenes to create suspense. Featuring unforgettable performances and relentless tension. The Taking of Pelham One Two Three remains an intriguing film in the crime genre.

Old School June begins with one of the most ambitious comedies ever put on film. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.In Episode 371 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit this classic comedy epic featuring an all-star cast, massive practical stunts, and a simple premise that sends ordinary people into complete chaos: a hidden fortune and a race to find it.Long before modern ensemble comedies and star-studded blockbusters became the norm, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World brought together some of the biggest comedy talents of its era for a larger-than-life adventure filled with greed, desperation, and nonstop mayhem.In this episode, I discuss:*Why the film remains one of Hollywood's most ambitious comedy productions*The Incredible ensemble cast and the legends who helped make it unforgettable*The practical stunts and large-scale action sequences that still impress today.*How greed drives every character's decisions throughout the story*The movie's influence on later films like Rat Race and other ensemble comedies.*Why this classic still has something to offer modern audiencesI also explore how comedy has changed over the decades, whether a movie like this could be made today, and why older films continue to deserve a place in modern movie conversations.

MayAction Month continues with one of the most entertaining buddy cop films ever made: Bad BoysIn Episode 370 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit the action comedy classic that launched the iconic partnership of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence and introduced the world to Michael Bay's larger-than-life directing style. More than just explosions and one-liners, Bad Boys succeeds because of its chemistry, humor, and nonstop energy.This episode dives into:*Why Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett became one of the greatest action duos in movie history.*Will Smith and Martin Lawrence's unforgettable chemistry *Michael Bay's directorial debut and the birth of his signature style.*The practical stunts, shootouts, and explosive set pieces that defined 90s action *Why Bad Boys still holds up as one of the most rewatchable action movies of its era I also discuss the legacy of the buddy cop genre, compare Bad Boys to other classics like Lethal Weapon and Rush Hour, and explore why the personality-driven action films remain so beloved.Three decades later, Bad Boys still delivers laughs, swagger, and some of the most fun action moments of the 1990s.

MayAction Month begins with one of the most influential action films ever made: Enter the Dragon In Episode 369 of Jay Movie Talk, I revisit the Bruce Lee classic that helped change martial arts cinema forever and introduced a new kind of action star to global audiences. More than just a tournament movie, Enter the Dragon blended martial arts, espionage, philosophy, and raw screen presence into a film that still influences action movies today This episode dives into :*Bruce Lee's legendary screen presence and cultural impact*Why his fighting style still feels powerful decades later*The influence of Enter the Dragon on modern action cinema *Martial arts choreography vs modern quick cut action.*Themes of discipline, control, honor, and self-mastery*Why Bruce Lee became more than a movie star- he became an icon.I discuss the film's memorable villains, and the wya Enter the Dragon opened the door for martial arts films to become part of mainstream pop culture around the world.More than 50 years later, this movie still carries energy, charisma, and influence that many action films still chase.

I'm making my way back from the shadow realm with this throwback episode, when I talked about the highly anticipated Mortal Kombat 2021