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 ›
Based loosely on a Shaw Brothers classic, this Andrew Lau-directed period piece features some pretty good performances that make this a watchable effort. For centuries, the Emperor has employed a secret band of warriors skilled in a secret weapon known as the flying guillotine, a disc that is thrown and when attached to its victim, […]Read Post ›
A man attempts to go against the odds for a rare treasure in this indie Western, which takes quite a twist in the finale. It is the year 1878, thirteen years since the end of the Civil War. Cole is a bounty hunter who has arrived on horseback to the small town of Sudden, New […]Read Post ›
The Losers’ Club have reunited as they must once again take on the demonic Pennywise in this conclusion to the two-movie epic based on the iconic Stephen King novel. It has been twenty-seven years since Bill, Beverly, Ben, Mike, Richie, Stanley, and Eddie defeated the demonic Pennywise. However, when a man and a girl have […]Read Post ›
Two of Bollywood’s iconic action heroes finally come together in this thrilling action film that pays homage to some recent Hollywood franchises and a certain film from John Woo. Years ago, Khalid Rahmani had worked hard to become an elite member of a military operative group led by Major Kabir. Kabir is considered the best […]Read Post ›
In the world of American martial arts films during the early 1990′s, an Israeli filmmaker made his feature film debut with this action film about a former kickboxing champion who becomes a policeman who gets involved in a major drug trade. The filmmaker is known as one of the biggest names in today’s martial arts […]Read Post ›
After making the 1988 film Dragon Fight in America for director Billy Tang, Jet Li returns to America under the helm of director Tsui Hark, two years before the two collaborated on Li’s breakthrough hit film Once Upon a Time in China. This time, he gets help in the form of Yuen Wah, Crystal Kwok, […]Read Post ›
One of China’s biggest animated series gets the film treatment in the first of six feature length films which smashes box office records in its initial release in China. For a long time, Logger Vick has been attempting to cut down trees in the forest only to find himself thwarted by the duo of Briar […]Read Post ›
Once again, I normally don’t review series, but since Cobra Kai Season 1 was reviewed last year, it is time to review the second season of the Karate Kid sequel series. The long-standing rivalry between Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso has come to a head in the second season of the Karate Kid sequel series. […]Read Post ›
It has been long awaited but Brie Larson finally makes her Marvel debut in this second prequel of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, after 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger. Vers is a Kree warrior on the planet Hala who was found six years ago and has become a worthy fighter. However, she begins to have […]Read Post ›
