Sylvester Stallone and Robert Rodriguez in Talks to Bring COBRA to the Small Screen

....Say what?? Holy blood splatter and Brigitte Nielsen crap. With the director of PLANET TERROR and DESPERADO at the helm? Call me in.

It was recently announced by Stallone himself that Rodriguez may run with the property as a "series" (rock it), but the question remains -- does this mean Stallone will reprise his role? Or perhaps this will feature a younger Marion "Cobra" Cobretti and perhaps a cameo or two of an older Stallone? I'd dig either, honestly.

Here's What Stallone Had to Say Specifically:

"I'm talking with Robert Rodriguez right now about Cobra, which looks like that could happen. It's basically his baby now."

Short and sweet. That's Stallone, stone-cold. It does sound like it's a definite, although very early in the stages. Given Rodriguez, according to Stallone, has a new "baby" in COBRA, there's no doubt this property most likely will be featured on Rodriguez's El Ray Network in the very near future.

So if you have access to that network, keep it -- especially if you want to see major blood, action, and ferocity that made the classic film a cultural phenomenon, one that received acclaim and controversy for being too horrific.

That certainly was the day and age when action films seemed to cross over into the horror genre -- remember PREDATOR? We rest our case.

Linda Hamilton AKA Sarah Connor Knows Why Previous Terminator Sequels Sucked

All except for 'T2: Judgment Day', of course!

Let me retcon the whole "suck" sentiment, though, by saying that quite honestly I rather enjoyed those sequels—Rise of the Machines, Salvation, and Genisys—for what they were. Granted, they never held a candle to the original and its groundbreaking follow-up, yet they all at least had Ahnuld (in one way or another, right?)!

You begin to wonder just how those films flopped, and for sure you can't imagine that one heroine of the age where action films seemed to reign of the feminine type would think it's because they never featured her in the role she defined from the very beginning—

But, Yes, Let's See What One Linda Hamilton Recently Had to Say About the Terminator Films' Lack of Success

Here's what she said:

"[Character] is something that I strongly felt was missing with the three since I did 'Judgment Day'. You had so much action and taking everything and making it that much bigger, but there were no characters that you really cared about. And that obviously has to be the real thread that links my three movies together; you've got to have characters you care about or it's all just a wash."

Makes sense until you realize that those films did have characters you did care about from the get-go, though.

I mean, you first of all had the character of John Connor come back for Rise of the Machines, portrayed by Nick Stahl. Salvation featured a much older John Connor in Christian Bale. And Genisys got the trifecta with Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese and a surprisingly evil John Connor come back for more judgment.

So how was this not about character? Is Hamilton missing the mark here?

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