What one would expect to be a good martial arts indie flick due to its cast turns out to be a mess of a film with only one question coming to mind: Why? In the heart of Los Angeles, a professional killer named Mauna Loa has emerged, He is hired by a business conglomerate to […]Read Post ›
Two police officers get more than what they bargain for when they team up with a international officer from Thailand in this indie action-comedy. Jack and Nick have been best friends and partners on the police force for many years. Nick’s father is the current chief of police. When a series of murders have transpired, […]Read Post ›
After becoming a superstar with both Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow and Drunken Master in 1978, it was finally time for Jackie Chan to take the reins on this classic kung fu comedy, which marked his directorial debut. Ah Chan is a young ruffian who had just moved to town with his grandfather Chen Peng-Fei, […]Read Post ›
Wisconsin-based martial artist and stuntman Jarrod Crooks is a cop with a crazy assignment in this indie action film that has some pretty good fight scenes mixed with comic relief. Jake Wyndem is a local cop whose been getting in serious trouble for his unorthodox actions. When his latest involves catching a thief with a […]Read Post ›
Jennifer N. Linch in Kung Fu Ghost, which recently wrapped production Jennifer N. Linch has wrapped up production on her feature film directorial debut, Kung Fu Ghost. Kung Fu Ghost centers on Daisy (Linch), who inherits a spooky old estate in America from her grandfather (David S. Dawson), a martial arts master whom she had never met. […]Read Post ›
Martial artist and actor Robin Shou got his first leading role in this low-budgeted martial arts action thriller that comes off a little campy, but fun nevertheless. Even more interesting is the casting of American martial arts legend Joe Lewis as the big bad villain. Taking place in Thailand, a martial arts tournament is being […]Read Post ›
A mix of a Romeo and Juliet themed romance, urban drama, and Hong Kong-style martial arts action loads up this action packed urban action film, the debut film from New York-based filmmaker and martial artist Marcos Antonio Miranda, that features a cast of veteran Western actors who were best known to appear in Hong Kong […]Read Post ›
Hong Kong director Ringo Lam is perhaps best known for his gritty action thrillers such as City on Fire (1987) and Full Contact (1992). However, he somewhat proves that he can try his hand at making a “romantic action-comedy” and with the right people, make a film that is not the best, but still quite a […]Read Post ›
Before making it big as one of the biggest action stars of 1990’s B-movies, British-born kickboxer Gary Daniels stars in this very low-budgeted action film about a former underground fighter who goes to great lengths to get his younger brother out of the game before it’s too late. Jake Tanner was an underground fight champion […]Read Post ›
The directorial debut of renowned action star and choreographer Xiong Xin-Xin is meant to be a launchpad for a new female action hero. Nie Yi Yi was an expert in martial arts whose life changes forever when her father, the owner of a local kung fu school, is seriously injured in an accident. Forced to […]Read Post ›
