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Monday, August 30, 2010
Manly Monday at the Movies -The Outpost on DVD
I picked this up over at Biglots for $3.00 a few months ago because it had Ray Stevenson (Pullo from the HBO series Rome) in it. It had sat on my shelves since then without a glance. I popped it open today to watch just because I noticed it was still in the wrapper. Boy am I glad I did. The Outpost was one of the best popcorn munching good times I’ve had in a while. Bad ass mercenaries, hidden bunkers, Nazis, Zombies, and the only chick in the movie was a stripper in the bar at the start of the movie. This was a total testosterone charged, shoot em up military/horror fest. Pick it up, gather some of the guys, pop open a few cold ones and let the gore-fest begin. Great Fun!
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I loved Rome. I may have to watch this though zombies aren't my thing. I watched a bad werewolf flick because Kevin McKidd was in it.
ReplyDeleteLooks right up my alley. I downloaded it on iTunes. I'll be watching it soon.
ReplyDeleteI just saw it. Really nice.
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Watched it last night. Good call. I really liked it.
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