Heroes Reborn Arrives on DVD/Blu-ray!
Article on the home media release of the sci-fi television mini-series "Heroes: Reborn", created by Tim Kring
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Interview with Dennis Ruel
Interview with martial artist Dennis Ruel; stunt performer, Hapkido student and writer/director of the hit indie martial arts comedy “Unlucky Stars”.
READ MORE +My Story (1998)
Documentary profiling the life and career of Hong Kong action star, Jackie Chan. Trailer http://youtu.be/0V70vq05wOU Cast This film is all about its star, Jackie Chan. However, there are notable appearances, mostly in soundbites, from a huge range of celebrity Jackie Chan fans, including Wesley Snipes, Bruce ...
READ MORE +Interview with Andrew Dasz
We enjoy getting to know and reveal the stories of martial artists that are often unknown to the mainstream but are nonetheless very committed, talented and knowledgeable individuals in their own right. One such person is stuntman/martial arts actor Andrew Dasz, twin brother of Steven Dasz (read our interview with ...
READ MORE +Profile of Gordon Liu
Profile of actor and martial artist Gordon Liu, most notable for The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Kill Bill Vol.1 and 2, and RZA's The Man with the Iron Fists.
READ MORE +The Man with the Iron Fists (2012)
There's some good news and some bad news. The good news is that "The Man with the Iron Fists" is a sincere love-letter to the Shaw Brothers’ martial arts films that guys like the RZA grew up loving, and it is, for the most part, a decent send-up to the genre ala "Kill Bill". The bad news is that it's not the instant ...
READ MORE +Chocolate (2008)
The team behind the earth-breaking martial arts sensation Ong-Bak returns with Chocolate - another Thai, bone-crushing, high-flying, street-sign-balancing, masterly-choreographed-extravaganza with an end scene for the history books! The film is released on DVD and Blu-ray in the UK via Showbox’s Cine-Asia label, and ...
READ MORE +Kill ‘Em All (2012)
Kill 'Em All poster Kill ‘Em All is a propulsive and entertaining beat-'em-up romp that's essentially a mash-up of Cube and Saw with a dash of Mortal Kombat thrown in for good measure. Directed by Raimund Huber, the man behind the similarly exhilarating Bangkok Adrenaline, Kill 'Em All concerns a seemingly random ...
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