Donnie Yen is one of Hong Kong’s top action stars today and his illustrious career began with this classic kung fu comedy that was released nearly thirty five years ago. Cheng Do is a young man who spends his time playing and getting into all sorts of mischief, especially when it comes to showing up […]Read Post ›
26 years before the amazing film that starred Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan as a bullied student and maintenance man/martial arts teacher, this classic film that focused on the friendship between bullied student and maintenance man/martial arts teacher is one that will never wear out its welcome. Daniel Larusso and his mother Lucille have moved […]Read Post ›
This 80’s underrated comedy is a funny tribute to the classic gangster film full of funny performances and gags that even holds in today’s standards. As a teenager hawking newspapers in 1910 New York City, Johnny Kelly is just trying to make a living to help his constantly ailing mother. When he gets into a […]Read Post ›
1984, Liberty Pictures Ltd. Directors: Tim Everitt Tom Sartori Producers: Tim Everitt Tom Sartori Writers: Tim Everitt Tom Sartori Cast: Simon Rhee (Simon Lee) Arlene Montano (Kim Lee) Phillip Rhee (Master Chan) Jon Dane (Jon) Joyce Tilley (Joyce) John Potter (John) Howard Jackson (Howard) Mika Elkan (Mika the Sorcerer) Peter Malota (Fighter) Loren Avedon (Fighter) […]Read Post ›
The trials for the Olympics take a dangerous turn in this 80’s slasher film that is not too much on the gory side (and that’s okay) and provides one hell of an ending (which helps), but somehow drags from time to time (which can bore the viewer). At a training facility, seven young men […]Read Post ›
In what would be the beginning to his prolific career as one of Japan’s top auteurs, the late Juzo Itami brings this tale of chaos during a family funeral. Family patriarch Shinkichi Amamiya has passed away after suffering a heart attack. Upon the request of his widow, the wake for the funeral is to be […]Read Post ›
The late Wes Craven had unleashed a great horror classic with The Hills Have Eyes in 1977. It is somewhat hard to believe, but living proof that not everyone can make good films, as this sequel is a far cry from being close to the original. During a psychiatry session, Bobby Carter, who survived a […]Read Post ›
Formerly known as a company known for their teen comedies and indie style features, New York-based Troma Inc. truly breaks out with their trademark style of horror and comedy with their iconic classic about a monster hero. In the small New Jersey town of Tromaville, Melvin Ferd is a 98-pound nerd who works at the […]Read Post ›
During the heyday of the Ninja craze, Godfrey Ho and Joseph Lai took footage from a 1984 Taiwanese film and combined it with massive footage with Western actors to make this film about ninja drug dealers and Interpol agents who must stop them. Paris-based Interpol agent Alvin has been trying to get his hands of […]Read Post ›
Four years after beginning his one-man assault on the thugs on New York City, Vietnam vet turned vigilante John Eastland is back with his trusty flame thrower in this Cannon-made sequel. New York City. A group of local goons have robbed a local convenience store and have shot the owners, an elderly couple. When the […]Read Post ›
