Cult martial arts action screen icon Cynthia Rothrock (The Blonde Fury, No Retreat No Surrender II, Righting Wrongs) is back with Black Creek, an upcoming western/martial arts action movie, and currently the 3rd most successfully funded action film ‘OF ALL TIME’!
Black Creek is directed by Shannon Lanier, who is perhaps best known for his shorts, Love Between The Sheets and Heidi and Rewind; as well as his cinematography work for films such as Harvey and Under His Control.
Co-starring in Black Creek are fellow cult martial arts stars Olivier Gruner (Angel Town, Showdown in Manila), Don “The Dragon” Wilson (Death Fighter, Diamond Cartel), Richard Norton (Mr. Nice Guy, Millionaires Express), Billy Blanks (King of the Kickboxers, The Master), Keith Cooke (King of the Kickboxers), Benny “The Jet” Urquidez (Wheels on Meals, Dragons Forever) and Keith Vitali (Bloodmoon, Wheels on Meals).
More co-stars include R. Marcos Taylor (Straight Outta Compton, Baby Driver), Kevin Sorbo (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys), Patrick Kilpatrick (Minority Report) and Eliza Kelley (Volkov Origin).
On board for action and fight choreography is martial arts sensation Mike Moeller (One Million K(l)icks, Ultimate Justice, Atomic Eden) and Swiss Power Stunts crew, Gaillard Noel, Schuler Dominic and Iga Justo.
Black Creek will be released in Fall of this year. Watch the Newest Trailer below:
The Kickstarter campaign offered people a chance to be in fight scenes! I wish I had thousands of dollars!
This is awesome! The Kickstarter campaign still has 18 days to go and it looks like there are only 2 on-camera speaking roles left and 3 fight scenes with Cynthia Rothrock you can get.
Would like to be in this movie with you is this all right with you and can you please tell Don the dragon and everybody I said hi if you don’t mind
Hi John, I’m afraid none of us here at COF are in the movie, however if you’d like to appear there are still backer rewards available via the Kickstarter campaign for you to feature in a fight scene or be a featured extra (unfortunately the speaking role reward is already sold out).
It’s a fun trailer! The movie looks a little heavy handed with the digital blood and explosions, but otherwise embraces the B-movie goodness most people appreciate. It will be nice to see the martial arts stars of yesteryear getting a chance to shine again and do something more enjoyable than The Last Kumite.