Martial arts wunderkind Ernie Reyes Jr. makes his directorial debut on this action film that is not completely bad, but has a few technical flaws here and there. The film revolves around some sort of gang war between one run by Hitler and one led by Jesse. Hitler is the leader of the Crazy Dragons […]Read Post ›
Treat Williams takes over for Tom Berenger in the first of three sequels to the action franchise, where education can be a deadly weapon. When high school teacher Randall Thomasson is killed in an attempt to stop a carjacking, word has gotten to his brother Karl. Karl, a professional mercenary, arrives in Brooklyn for the […]Read Post ›
Phillip Rhee stars and directs the final installment of his prolific action film franchise with Tommy Lee finding himself in his biggest fight yet. Tommy Lee, a former U.S. Karate Team champion and school owner, lives in Los Angeles with his daughter Stephanie. He is now a hand-to-hand combat instructor for the police department. Things […]Read Post ›
A teen learns she is more than what she has experienced in the first of one of Disney Channel’s great film sagas. Marnie Piper has had enough. A seemingly normal thirteen-year old, the one holiday she is not allowed to celebrate is Halloween. Her mother Gwen has had her reasons to not celebrate the holiday, […]Read Post ›
A very witty remake or perhaps homage to George A. Romero’s classic Dawn of the Dead, Wilson Yip’s Hong Kong zombie tale is nothing too exciting. However, the performances of lead actors Jordan Chan and Sam Lee make this quite a fun film to enjoy. Chan and Lee respectively play Woody Invincible and Crazy Bee, […]Read Post ›
1998, Rising Sun Productions Directors: Shay Casserley Simon Linscheid Producer: James Bennett Writers: James Bennett Shay Casserley Cinematography: James Bennett Shay Casserley Editing: John Cook Cast: James Bennett (Jimmy Bennett) Nicole O’Sullivan (Nicola) Mike Graham (Mike) Johnny Murray (Celtic Monk) Michael Regan (Mike’s Boss) Colin Hamilton (Seagul) Mattie Finnigan (Head Tournament Monk) Paudie Greene (Barbie) […]Read Post ›
A year and a half after the popular Japanese police comedy-action series ended, it was time to bring back the crazy Wangan Police Station to the big screen and it was a monster hit film in 1998, and for good reason. A dead body is found smack dab in the middle of the river and […]Read Post ›
Hong Kong actor Francis Ng makes his directorial debut with the story an embittered cop. Hong Kong police officer Smash-Head accidentally shot a female hostage but was cleared of all charges thanks to his corrupt boss Officer Kar. However, this action has caused Smash-Head to go crazy. He tends to bust criminals without identifying himself […]Read Post ›
The story of Hung Hing’s female boss Sister 13 is revealed in this prequel that becomes a showcase for lead actress Sandra Ng, plus an actually pretty good turn from Shu Qi. Fa-Fit, a member of Luen Wo gang, unsuccessfully makes a deal with Hung Hing boss Sister 13 to boost the prostitution trade in […]Read Post ›
This prequel to the Young and Dangerous saga marks the film debut of Nicholas Tse, who gives it his all in an award-winning performance as the young Chan Ho-Nam. 1989, Hong Kong. Chan Ho-Nam is a seventeen-year old high school student who has a rock band with his friends Chicken, Chou-Pan, and Pou-Pan. He is […]Read Post ›
