Puerto Rico’s first martial arts action film is quite a thrill of a ride with some pretty good fight scenes and a few nice twists and turns in the story. Chelo is a young supermarket worker who trains each morning in martial arts. He is in a stable relationship with Cristina. She longs to have […]Read Post ›
Kickboxing legend Don “The Dragon” Wilson stars in this action film whose main character can be said to be referenced by the Yuen Biao classic Above the Law (not to be confused with the Steven Seagal film). Fifteen months ago, lawyer John Decker witnessed the brutal murder of his family at the hands of a […]Read Post ›
This action-packed sequel launched the film career of Canadian martial arts ace Jeff Wincott as he replaces Chad McQueen with the returning Cynthia Rothrock as his partner. A year after partnering up, Sean Thompson and Billie Burke, the duo who were known as the Martial Law team, have split when Sean is promoted to detective […]Read Post ›
Max Zhang takes on a slew of new fighters including the hulking Dave Bautista himself in the official spin-off of the Ip Man film series. After losing to Ip Man, Wing Chun master Cheung Tin-Chi has decided to give up martial arts and live life as a single dad to son Fung. Cheung opens a […]Read Post ›
The Five Elements get an upgrade in this feature film sequel to the short film Wu Xia: A Martial Arts Tango. It has been a few years since Neil Bowers passed his initiation and has joined the Five Elements clan, earning the nickname Cloud. However, since then, the Earth has been suffering from a lack […]Read Post ›
A former convict prepares for the fight, or rather, fights of his life in this indie action film that brings something interesting in terms of storytelling. Having been released from prison, Victor Knox has lost it all. He’s lost his wife Lyse and his son Trace. He attempts to get a job but is met […]Read Post ›
Remakes have become a dime a dozen as of late. Hollywood has been remaking classics for years and some are as good as their predecessors, but a majority of them tend to be lesser received than their originals. While there have been remakes in the horror genre over the years as well as attempts at […]Read Post ›
Rene Perez once again unleashes a throwback to 80’s action films, this time a love letter to the martial arts and military action film. Raised to train in the military, a mysterious masked man known as the Dragon is hired to perform jobs. A skilled martial artist and marksman, the Dragon confronts an ally who […]Read Post ›
Alain Moussi and Nicolas Cage are about to get their Jiu Jitsu on as shooting has begun in Cyprus. Some of the ensemble supporting cast have been announced prior to production. It was first rumored when the film’s announcement was made, but it is now official that Tony Jaa has joined the cast. Along with Jaa, Frank Grillo (Captain […]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 ›
