Loron Hays
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Now, this is how you reinvent horror with a unique (and current) vibe! Written and directed by Nicholas Michael Jacobs ( 4 Minutes of Terror: Night Slasher ) and, once again, featuring The Freak, Deat...
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The energy throughout Run! Is truly off the charts, especially for a low budget film, but that’s why this throwback film works as well as it does. From the opening moments of the matching wedding band...
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Opening with the mysterious start of a young woman on the run, New Life is both immediate and poignant as skillful writing throughout its running time navigates us from meditative thriller straight in...
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Get those fists ready! It’s time for some hand-to-hand combat as one family is absolutely brought to its knees due to an Emperor’s secret mission. Shaolin Mantis , distributed from 88 Films , opens wi...
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Both critics and audiences are so divided on Jerry Seinfeld ’s surrealist comedy Unfrosted that you would think the apocalypse itself streamed from Netflix into our living rooms on May 3rd. I mean the...
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Australian label Umbrella Entertainment has taken us back to the grit and grime of the Los Angeles streets circa 1973, thanks to their restoration and release of Jack Hill ’s blaxploitation cult class...
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With slick action scenes and solid acting, MR-9: Do Or Die is an action flick which seems a bit out of step with its contemporaries. I mean that in a good way. It feels very 1990, especially with the...
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For some people, this was the King Kong they were raised on. For others, nothing trumps the original. For me, the 1976 version of King Kong is nothing to go bananas over . . . even if Jessica Lange lo...
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Round one! Operating like a mad take on a game of Mortal Kombat (and just as kinetic), Boy Kills World is a violent thrill ride as a man named “Boy” gets his revenge on the woman who murdered his fami...
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She’s a one woman army! There are a lot of differing opinions on The Thundering Sword . Released by The Shaw Brothers in 1967, this martial arts classic (as its Cheng Pei Pei ’s first starring role!)...
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Meet the meanest and most lethal karate master ever to rule the streets. He's Sonny Chiba , one of the greatest martial arts actors to ignite the screen. In The Street Fighter , Chiba stars as Terry T...
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Golden Swallow ( Cheng Pei-pei ) is just not having it when a mysterious agent from her past returns and starts framing her for some serious heinous activity! She’s ready to take matters into her own...
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Chang Wei Fu ( Chang Yi ) never should have given Yang Kang ( Ku Feng ), Ying Tien ( Tien Sheng ), and Chief Tao Ching Lung ( Lam Kau ) the directions they needed. Fu is a simple woodcutter. He lives...
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The blood spatter! The fearless faces of the warriors! The sparks as the swords slam together! The brilliant choreography! Fighting on top of trees! The Jade Raksha , directed by Ho Meng-Hua ( Killer...
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This is the story of a working-class hero. Seriously. Sure, he may have a top-knot hair style and a shiny blade at his side, but Jimmy Wang Yu is nobody’s sucker. The Assassin is a blood-soaked suicid...
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