Cheech Marin goes to Australia in this rom-com that has both hilarious moments and some stereotypes that today, could be deemed offensive. Carlos Muñoz is a Mexican-American traveling to Australia to find work so he can send out for his girlfriend. Eventually finding work at a local Mexican restaurant called Mañana, Carlos has the chance […]Read Post ›
2004, Cineworld/Tiger Pictures/KM Culture Director: Yook Sang-Hyo Producers: Cho Chul-Hyun Jung Seung-Hye Writers: Choi Seok-Hwan Yook Sang-Hyo Cinematography: Park Hee-Ju Editing: Kim Sang-Beom Kim Jae-Beom Cast: Jung Jin-Young (Jeong-Myeong) Shin Hyun-Joon (Beom-Shik) Lee Won-Jong (Hyeong-Gak) Lee Moon-Sik (Dae-Bong) Yang Jin-Woo (Moo-Jin) Kim Seok-Hwan (Sang-Geun) Lee Hyung-Chul (Goo-Man) Kim Ji-Young (Elder Bosal) Jung Han-Yong (Mr. Park) […]Read Post ›
2001, Inferno Film Productions/Sun Films Director: Mark Steven Grove Producer: Darlene Cypser Writer: Robert Gosnell Cinematography: Charles Gary Editing: George W. Ball Cast: Julian Lee (Dragon Pak) Barbara Gehring (Lt. Dana “Hawk” Hawkins) Trygve Lode (Therion) Grace Galvez (Cindi Pak) Allen Heaton (Aish) Michelle Grove (Mai’im) George Elliot (Stan Hawkins) Jennifer Kahler (Lora Chan) Korean-born […]Read Post ›
Former Shaolin monk Li Peng Zhang makes his feature film debut with this action-drama that focuses more as a fish out of water story than a martial arts action film. Li Long is a former Shaolin monk who has left the temple upon hearing the news that his brother has died. He heads to […]Read Post ›
Hong Kong-based Seasonal Film Corporation continues their U.S. crossovers, after the No Retreat, No Surrender trilogy (1985-1989) and The King of the Kickboxers (1990) with this action packed film, about a young American determined to break the barriers and enter one of the most sacred places in martial arts history, the Shaolin Temple. Drew Carson is a young […]Read Post ›
