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I find that Jean-Claude Van Damme's two best films both came from early in his career, one is Kickboxer and the other is Bloodsport. There are some fondly cheesy tunes and some corny acting at times, including from Van Damme, but it is all a part of its charm and why it's such an enjoyable film.

What do you think of Bloodsport?

I'll add my own review soon. 

Class Of 1984 is an underrated gem of the 80's that I believe has still gone unseen by many people who would probably dig it. It has interesting characters and enough violence to appease those who are in it for some bloody action.

What did you think of this flick?

I finished all 10 episodes. It turned out way better and less cornier than the trailers appeared.

So it looks like the first two episodes are up for free right now. It's kind of cool to see some unused footage from the original fight in 1984 used, even if they are only minor different angles and such.

Just watched the first episode, it was actually quite good. On to the next episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rB36UGoP4Y

Cult Of Chucky may be the most intricate movie in the series, and it's hard to tell at this point if it's for the better. It's better than Seed Of Chucky, but I'm not sure if I can say that it is definitely better than any other movie in the franchise at this time.

Have you seen Cult Of Chucky yet?

I don't completely 100% understand every detail of this movie. I'm not convinced that anyone does, not even the writer/director. With that being said, I don't think you need to fully understand a movie to have a great experience with it. It is a movie unlike any other.

What are your thoughts on Donnie Darko?

Based on the stills you provided, from the look of it, I reckon I might be able to make a better movie. 

For Cult, you'd be best off watching the dvd/bluray. If you watch on Netflix, you won't get all the gore or the post-credits ending.

Well, I'm a bit behind in my reviews but I'll have my Cult review up in a matter of hours.

You though Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha Hood was way better? Let's not say things we can't take back now. 

For those who do not want spoilers, do not look below.

What was the twist at the ending? Everything seemed sorta clear-cut to me.

Well, the kid is essentially presumed dead from the explosion, only to be found later on being adopted by a new family. I can't fathom how the kid survived that blast.

Eh, I added my review for it as well.

The inclusion of a fighting tournament steers the franchise back towards being a martial arts movie and the fight scenes in this movie are actually decent for a low-budget flick from the 90's but the main returning characters of David Sloan and Tong Po feel like cheap replications of themselves and that is only one of the many problems that this movie has.

Have you watched enough of the series to have watched Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor?