Sly seeks an all-star cast to remake Charlie Bronson’s classic.

Sly signs for two more movies. Will they be more ‘Rambo’ sequels?

They may be over the hill, but that doesn’t mean they still wouldn’t have us running and hiding.

Miley Cyrus beats out Jessica Alba, Carmen Electra and Eva Longoria Parker at the box office.

Please drink responsibly, and don’t go into Burma without John Rambo at your side.

This week’s movies look absolutely frightening — frightening to watch and frightening to predict.

Again — the best movie doesn’t always win the box office. Perfect example: Meet the Spartans.

It appears that everyone has a different opinion about ‘Rambo’ — most critics hated it and most fans loved it. So what do you think?

Finally, an R-rated action flick that fucking rocks.

This week we have ‘Spartans’, FBI Hackers and that John Rambo guy chasing down the Cloverfield Monster.

With some hard work and good diet advice, you too can get ripped to the point of being able to take vengeance against Vietnam, win the Afghanistan War against the Soviets, and stop genocide.

When you’re pushed… giving an “F” is as easy as breathing.

It is with great dismay we read that Sylvesters Stallone’s contemporary, thoughtful war drama (subtle and cuttingly sarcastic raised eyebrow must be imagined) Rambo will not be screened to the press.

It looks like 2008 may be the year when Hollywood finally gives audiences what they’ve been asking for: fewer sequels.

John Rambo. Rambo: To Hell and Back. Rambo IV: Holy War. Who gives a shit? Just give it a damn name, make a poster, drop a full length trailer in glorious quicktime and release the film. No one really cares what the film is going to be called, just that it involves gratuitous blood and violence. For that matter you could call it Rambo IV: Fluffy Bunnies Attack and we would still go see it.