Discover Kenji Tanigaki’s journey, his collaboration with Donnie Yen, and directing the martial arts spectacle “The Furious”.
Scott Adkins and Louis Mandylor deliver thrilling martial arts action in “Prisoner of War”, set during World War II
“Gladiator Underground” brings back gladiator spirit through martial arts — starring D.Y. Sao and directed by Chaya Supannarat.
Discover Marko Zaror’s sci-fi martial arts film “Affinity,” exploring A.I., human emotion, and intense action behind the scenes.
Marko Zaror delivers electrifying martial arts and sci-fi thrills in “Affinity”, blending heart, action, and A.I. intensity.
Movie review of the new World War II martial arts film “Prisoner of War”, directed by Louis Mandylor, starring Scott Adkins.
News feature covering Phillip Rhee’s recently announced project “Best of the Best 5”.
KFK Martial Art of the Month column discussing the history of the Filipino kicking-based martial art of Sikaran.
Movie review of the Chinese martial arts action film Hunt the Wicked, directed by Huo Suiqiang and starring Xie Miao and Andy On.
Movie review of “Karate Kid: Legends”, starring Ben Wang, Jackie Chan, Ralph Macchio, and Ming Na-Wen.
Movie review of the martial arts action comedy “Love Hurts”, directed by Jonathan Eusebio and starring Ke Huy Quan and Daniel Wu.
Interview with director Ernesto Diaz Espinoza on his new martial arts action film “Diablo”, starring Scott Adkins, Marko Zaror, and Alanna De La Rossa.
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Great interview, sir! And great advice on how to practice and keep up throughout daily life. It reminds me of Boyka saying “We can see this as work, or we can see this as training.” Now, if I can just work on that kick you’re doing in the first pic….
Great interview, Master Low. BTW, when you were in Indy 4, you weren’t, by any chance, one of the Temple warriors Indy encounters, were you?
Well said, sir! I’ve always likened “The Raid” to a reverse-“Die Hard” (this time, it’s the good guys invaded the high rise building) crossed with Bruce Lee’s “Game of Death” (ascending the levels with progressively more formidable opponents.) And few villains have ever stolen the show like Mad Dog did!
Well-written review, sir! I first saw “Born to Fight” about about a year and a half ago, literally after seeing it out of the corner of my eye in the Action section at the local MovieStop. I knew of Panna Rittikrai and his tutelage of Tony Jaa, so seeing where the mentor started was certainly a no-brainer, and stumbling across something that good that has been around for that long is truly a case of X-marking the spot!
Best of luck, sir! Give him nothing and take from him everything!
Great interview, Ms. Okadigbo. I wish you great success with the stunt register, and look forward to seeing “Flowers of Sarnia”. Having recently reviewed “Warrioress” for KFK, Babes with Blades can officially claim a new fan in me!
A personal favorite of mine and true gem in the pantheon of martial arts films as a whole, and the work of Jet Li specifically – in my opinion, “Fearless” tops even “Fist of Legend”. Great review, sir!
Right you are!
My personal favorite Chuck Norris fact:
Chuck Norris once urinated in a semi truck’s gas tank as a joke.
That truck is now known as Optimus Prime.
Great interview with a true legend of kickboxing! I’ll most certainly be checking out your book in the very near future, Flash!
I have to say,(one of) my big geek out moment(s) came with Gouken’s line: “There is a Chinese proverb that goes, ‘There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view is always the same.’ I learned this from a great kung fu master by the name of Gen, with whom I fought and exchanged knowledge many years ago.” That brought on my gleeful gadouken!
Excellent interview! It’s a true pleasure to have you speak to KFK, Marrese! In my humble opinion, you really stole the show in TYG2 in the same way that Mad Dog did in The Raid! I greatly look forward to seeing you in action on the big screen again, sir!