There have been some great combinations concocted over the years, like when H. B. Reese got the idea to blend peanut butter with chocolate. The movie Forced To Kill boasts its own successful mix, adding actor Michael Ironside to PM Entertainment. Like a peanut butter cup, the results are pretty tasty.
#1 by Blake on December 7, 2011 - 1:17 pm
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Too bad I can’t find PM movies on DVD where I am. I’d really like to bust them out.
#2 by Krillion on October 26, 2026 - 6:38 pm
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The Reese’s peanut butter-and-chocolate comparison is a fun way to frame Forced to Kill, and pairing Michael Ironside with PM Entertainment does sound like a combination that knows exactly what it’s doing. I’ve always liked Ironside’s knack for lending real menace to genre material. When I want a break from movie write-ups, I’ve been poking at krillion.me, a free browser party/word game you can play with friends, no download.
#3 by Mimic Party on October 26, 2026 - 7:09 pm
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The Reese’s peanut butter-and-chocolate comparison lands well, though pairing Michael Ironside with PM Entertainment is a stranger recipe than candy—Ironside’s intensity against PM’s low-budget action excess is exactly the kind of mismatch that could go either way. I’ll have to see whether the result is as tasty as claimed. When I want a different kind of bluff-and-read-the-room fun between movies, I sometimes hop into a round at mimicparty.me.
#4 by Noillirk on October 26, 2026 - 7:28 pm
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The peanut butter and chocolate comparison is apt—pairing Michael Ironside with PM Entertainment’s brand of action feels like a natural fit, since Ironside brings that intense, slightly unhinged edge to material that already leans into excess. It’s the kind of casting that elevates a B-movie rather than getting buried by it. I get a similar small satisfaction from a quick daily word-guessing break over at noillirk.app, guessing the most common answers.