Some movies never get old — especially classic action thrillers — filled with action, suspense, and edge-of-the-seat moments.

In this article, a retired Delta Force member discusses the realism and intensity of several scenes in the first film of the ...

Their crimes, secretly documented by the U.S. military, included beheading a baby to intimidate villagers into providing information – interesting given how much mileage the U.S. and Israel made of ...

This tale is about Green Beret Master Sergeant Roy Benavidez who served during Vietnam. Benavidez earned the Medal of Honor when he ran into enemy fire, armed only with a knife, to save his fellow ...

Kotcheff introduced the world to Sylvester Stallone’s iconic character John Rambo in the hit action movie “First Blood” in 1982. Some of Kotcheff’s other notable works include the “The ...

Staff Sgt. Bryan C. Black was posthumously awarded the Silver Star for valor in a 2017 Niger ambush. Newly surfaced body camera footage led to the upgrade of Black's initial Bronze Star.

It's about decorated Vietnam veteran John Rambo, who is triggered back to his time as a prisoner of war when he's arrested and brutalized by a small-town sheriff. Rambo uses his military training ...

Ted Kotcheff, the Canadian-born director best known for bringing John Rambo to the screen in ‘First Blood’, has died aged 94. The filmmaker passed away at the Hospital Joya in Nuevo Nayarit, Mexico, ...

Ted was very successful in his career, with his most notable work being the 1982 Sylvester Stallone classic film First Blood. In the movie, the Rocky star played the iconic character of John Rambo, ...

Ted Kotcheff, the acclaimed director, who introduced moviegoers to Sylvester Stallone’s traumatised Vietnam War veteran John Rambo in First Blood, has died at the age of 94 his family confirmed ...

Ted Kotcheff, the Canadian filmmaker who introduced moviegoers to Sylvester Stallone’s traumatized Vietnam War veteran John Rambo with “First Blood” and helmed comedies like “Weekend at ...

When the studio passed on the project, Orion Pictures snapped it up, and on Kotcheff’s suggestion, hired Sylvester Stallone to star as John Rambo, a former Green Beret on a suicide mission.