Jason Cunningham
@Cummer23
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Transmission High Voltage Lineman,Husband to a beautiful Breast Cancer survivor,father of 2 beauty kids,Hunter,Fisherman,Outdoors,Tattoos fitness,hockey,MMA
Up A Tower in Ontario, Canada
Joined March 2012
We lost 4 Brothers today they will always be remembered and respected. My thoughts and prayers are with there families in this terrible tragedy
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Teeter may have started, but RIP made sure to end it. I mean, the Truck with the cattle guard plowing the machines should have been enough message!
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This Beer League Hockey Intro will be the best production you’ll see today
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“Slap Shot” hit theaters 49 years ago today, February 25, 1977. Paul Newman and Michael Ontkean leading the Charlestown Chiefs, Nancy Dowd pulling from her brother Ned’s wild 1970s minor‑league hockey life to capture the sport’s grit, chaos, and charm. The “Bar” scene .
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Road House (1989) is gloriously over the top and completely committed. Patrick Swayze plays it with such straight faced conviction that the whole thing levels up. It knows the vibe and doubles down without blinking.
What movie is so ridiculously stupid, but you secretly love it?
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Congratulations @CoachsCornerDC ! Next stop is the order of 🇨🇦 and the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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I got a little emotional watching this, reliving times of a 🇨🇦 that no longer exists. Crank it up and let the memories flow! 🤘
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Happy 92nd Birthday today to one of the greatest gifts the hockey world has ever blessed us with 🍇🍇
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Willem Dafoe’s turn in The Boondock Saints (1999) is pure controlled chaos. That “THERE WAS A FIREFIGHT!!!” moment is camp, intensity, and star power colliding.
Who is the greatest scenery chewer in film history, in your opinion?
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Patrick Swayze on why 'Road House' (1989) was a cathartic experience for him: "A big part of the reason why I agreed to do this movie is that, in Texas, I grew up with this [rowdy, ready-to-fight] mentality. It was all around me. Probably, subconsciously, I still wanted to work
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Patrick Swayze on why 'Road House' (1989) was a cathartic experience for him: "A big part of the reason why I agreed to do this movie is that, in Texas, I grew up with this [rowdy, ready-to-fight] mentality. It was all around me. Probably, subconsciously, I still wanted to work
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