“Agent Recon” Theatrical Poster
Chuck Norris (Code of Silence, Slaughter in San Francisco) is Back! The martial arts legend is teaming up with Marc Singer (Beastmaster, V) and Derek Ting in Quiver Distribution’s Agent Recon, the follow up to 2021’s Agent Revelation and 2017’s Agent.
In the film, a covert military task force tracks a mysterious energy disturbance at a secret base in New Mexico that is suspected of experimenting on alien technology. Once there, the team encounters an unknown being of extraordinary strength and speed, and the ability to control an army of mindless warriors. The trio must fight through the unstoppable hordes to prevent humanity’s demise.
Agent Recon is written and directed by star, Derek Ting (Agent Revelation, Agent). In charge of the fight choreography is Nathan People (Agent Revelation, Agent), who is perhaps best known for his choreography work in 2022’s Kingdom Hearts: Dream of Another World, and stunt work in films such as 2023’s Silent Night, 2022’s Obi-Wan Kenobi and 2021’s F9: The Fast Saga.
Along with Norris appearing in Zombie Plane alongside Vanilla Ice, Agent Recon is the second film to mark Norris’ first acting gig since appearing in a 2020 episode of the Hawaii Five-0 series, and his first film since 2012’s The Expendables 2.
Agent Recon is On Digital and On Demand on June 21, 2024. Watch the film’s Trailer below:
Absolutely blows my mind that Norris is still going as an action movie star at 83 years old!
That … looks … every bit as good as Grizzly 2!! Which is to say, I’d guess I’ll try to watch it (see how far I can make it) at some point. Looks like it would have some kind of nostalgic appeal for me, but, Jeezus, at this point Chuck’s action double from Walker Texas Ranger, Chip Wright, is too old to be starring in action movies!
The question is, Bruce Jensen: You going to see the first two films first? Derek Ting seems like he has a story to tell. 😉
Wow, Chuck at 83 and still kicking. This is a must watch for Norris, but take it lightlighy and enjoy it with no explosive expectations.