With the pandemic still going strong in some areas, WorldFilmGeek has decided this latest edition of the Indie Action Spotlight will be a Summer Edition! So with that said, let’s get right into it! This edition’s Highlight Clip goes to the team at Martial Club as members Andy Le, Brian Le, and Daniel Mah pay respects […]Read Post ›
One of Hollywood’s greatest actors today is the focus of this documentary about his criminal past and how he has risen to become not only one of the best actors in today’s films, but also a generous and wonderful human being. Danny Trejo is one of the busiest actors in Hollywood today. Amassing over 350 […]Read Post ›
Before kicking major butt on NCIS, Mark Harmon put some butts in the seat in this funny comedy from the late Carl Reiner. Freddie Shoop is a high school gym teacher who is ready to go on vacation for the summer. However, he finds himself in the shock of a lifetime when he is forced […]Read Post ›
The story of the ill-fated 1977 plane crash that rocked the world of music forever is depicted through the eyes of one of its survivors…and to think, we almost never got to see this very film. In 1974, Artimus Pyle was a drummer who got the call to audition for one of the greatest rock […]Read Post ›
What one would expect to be a good martial arts indie flick due to its cast turns out to be a mess of a film with only one question coming to mind: Why? In the heart of Los Angeles, a professional killer named Mauna Loa has emerged, He is hired by a business conglomerate to […]Read Post ›
From the director who brought you The Amityville Murders and The Haunting of Sharon Tate comes this film that gives a possible theory about the infamous 1994 murder of our titular character. Nicole Brown Simpson was once married to football legend O.J. Simpson. However, they have divorced and since then, Nicole as found support in […]Read Post ›
Two police officers get more than what they bargain for when they team up with a international officer from Thailand in this indie action-comedy. Jack and Nick have been best friends and partners on the police force for many years. Nick’s father is the current chief of police. When a series of murders have transpired, […]Read Post ›
This nearly seven-hour documentary from the director of recent alternate history thrillers The Haunting of Sharon Tate and The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson gives us a look at the legacy of one of the greatest horror film franchises and its most iconic figure, a man by the name of Jason Voorhees. It all started […]Read Post ›
This documentary of what many consider the 1st gay horror film and its star, the first male scream queen, is riveting in its depiction of the film’s subject, former actor Mark Patton. In 1985, after the success of A Nightmare of Elm Street, a sequel was written by David Chaskin that would change the game. […]Read Post ›
A man’s road to redemption gets as the title states, tainted, in this Canadian action thriller from writer-director Brent Cote. Lance, a former member of the Aryan Brotherhood with ties to the Russian mob, has served a 15-year sentence in prison and has severed all ties to the organization and just wants to live a […]Read Post ›
