This may be viewed as a somewhat rip-off of Michael J. Fox’s Teen Wolf, but this 80’s werewolf comedy is actually quite funny and haunting, the latter thanks to John Saxon’s excellent performance. Leslie Shaber is a housewife and mother to teen daughter Jennifer. She feels neglected by her husband Howard, who is both a […]Read Post ›
The Asian Hawk is back in the sequel to the film that nearly killed him, and once again, viewers are in for a wild ride as Chan now has some new partners who provide more comic relief than any reliance. Jackie, the mercenary known as the Asian Hawk, has begun working for Bannon, an artifact […]Read Post ›
Two hitmen, waiting for their next mission, decide to tell each other some tales in this anthology from Aaron K. Carter. Gio and Frankie are hitmen who work for their boss Mr. Kinski. After a botched job, Kinski is not happy. He reveals to Gio that Frankie may be snitching and could be responsible for […]Read Post ›
Get ready for these Bad Guys to invade Los Angeles tonight then next week nationwide. The South Korean action thriller The Bad Guys: Reign of Chaos makes its U.S. debut tonight at the CGV Cinemas in Buena Park and Los Angeles, then next Friday, it will be released in select theaters nationwide. When a prison bus unexpectantly […]Read Post ›
A pizza delivery girl gets more than she bargains for on her last job of the night in this wild and over the top horror-comedy. Samantha Craft is having a miserable day at her job as a pizza delivery girl. Riding her moped, she isn’t getting enough tips. On her last job of the night, […]Read Post ›
A down and out restaurant manager attempts to find his inner hero in this indie dramedy from star and director Jeffrey S.S. Johnson. Mike is a restaurant manager who gets along well with the people he works with. However, outside of work, things are not going well. His parents have died, and he’s estranged from […]Read Post ›
Take the Hong Kong film Young and Dangerous, add a dose of the Hollywood comedy Billy Madison, and add some frenetic martial arts action, and what do you this get? This hilarious Korean action-comedy that would not only spawn 2 sequels, but a Japanese television series five years later. Gye Du-Shik is one of the […]Read Post ›
The world of Bollywood gets its funny meshing of comedy and martial arts in this Kung Fu Hustle-esque film from director Vasan Bala. After his birth, Surya was nearly involved in a robbery in which his mother dies en route home via motorcycle. Surya falls off the motorcycle, but is revealed to have a condition […]Read Post ›
Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid are going to be each other’s Plus One for this wedding season in the official trailer to this indie comedy from the duo of Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer. Long-time friends Alice and Ben find themselves in that inevitable year that all late 20-somethings experience—in which seemingly every person they know gets married—and agree […]Read Post ›
After a few years in development, the upcoming indie action-comedy Made in Chinatown is finally coming later this year. And the teaser trailer has finally arrived! Directed by the duo of action legends James Lew (Big Trouble in Little China) and Robert Samuels (Don’t Give a Damn), the film stars Jay Kwon as Vinny Chow, […]Read Post ›
