Get ready for a few of your favorite 1980s to 1990s martial arts action stars to go Western with the help of WorldFilmGeek Hall of Famer Alexander Nevsky and the new indie Western king himself, Joe Cornet.
Nevsky and Cornet are reuniting with writer Craig Hamann on Taken from Rio Bravo, a direct sequel to Assault on Rio Bravo with Cornet back in front and behind the cameras as director. For this new film, they are joined by martial arts icons Don “The Dragon” Wilson and Cynthia Rothrock along with the returning Matthias Hues. The film will also co-star Kerry Goodwin and Robert Madrid.
Casting is underway with shooting to begin soon. A Special Thank You goes to Alexander Nevsky for this news. You can see the slideshow below for some photos including those from Assault on Rio Bravo.
See the trailer for Assault on Rio Bravo below:
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I surely hope this is not another Western movie that destroys the history of the West by utilizing people who tend to not know nothing about. Clothing and props. I’ve seen many movies that use 20th century hats jackets and saddles all that shows is a low budget crappy rendition of what the West was in the 1800s. There’s nothing more depressing than watching a man get off a horse in the 1800s on a saddle from the 1900s and the 2000s. There’s something so unprofessional to see actors wearing hats and shapes on hats that did not exist in the 1800s I most likely will be seeing this movie and picking up on every flaw. No excuses in our modern age and time any year any perio reproduced for these motion pictures they don’t all have to be similar to spaghetti Westerns
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