New Blu-ray for Sam Peckinpah’s 1975 actioner ‘The Killer Elite’ starring James Caan and Robert Duvall coming in May

The Killer Elite | Blu-ray (Ronin Flix)

The Killer Elite | Blu-ray (Ronin Flix)

In May 10, 2022, Ronin Flix will be releasing a Special Edition Blu-ray for The Killer Elite, a 1975 thriller from legendary action director Sam Peckinpah (Straw Dogs, The Wild Bunch).

The film stars James Caan (The Godfather), Robert Duvall (The Godfather II), Arthur Hill (Harper), Bo Hopkins (Midnight Express), Mako (The Big Brawl), Burt Young (Rocky), Gig Young (Game of Death) and George Cheung (Rush Hour).

Friends George Hansen (Duvall) and Mike Locken (Caan) are hit men who do contract jobs for a company called Com-Teg, associated with the CIA. Bu, when George gets a better offer from the competition, he turns on Mike, breaking his elbow Continue reading

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Guns of Dragon (1993) Review

"Guns of Dragon" Theatrical Poster

“Guns of Dragon” Theatrical Poster

Director: Tony Leung Siu Hung
Cast: Ray Lui, Bill Lui Cho Hung, Mark Cheng, Patrick Lung Kong, Yvonne Yung Hung, Jackson Lau, John Sham, Tse Ning, Alex Fong, Henry Fong Ping
Running Time: 91 min.

By Paul Bramhall

During the early 90’s there was a spate of Hong Kong movies that were shot on location in either the US or Canada, perhaps an indication of directors assessing the feasibility of continuing to make movies overseas ahead of the 1997 handover back to China. 1990 gave us Joe Cheung’s Return Engagement, 1991 offered up Stephen Shin’s Black Cat, in 1992 Kirk Wong helmed Taking Manhattan, and in 1993 David Lai delivered Women on the Run.

Tony Leung Siu-Hung also jumped on the bandwagon in 1993, and headed over to New York to make Guns of Dragon. One of Hong Kong’s most celebrated fight choreographers, Siu-Hung stepped into the director’s chair for the first time in 1984 for the latter-day Shaw Brothers production (and still criminally unreleased on Blu-ray or DVD at the time of writing) Thunderclap. Despite being an entertaining slice of wuxia, all indicators looked like his foray into directing would be a one-off, and for the rest of the decade he’d stick to action choreography, lending his talents to genre classics like Angel. Notably he’d also take on fight choreography duties for the Seasonal Films US co-productions No Retreat, No Surrender 3: Blood Brothers and The King of Kickboxers, which perhaps Continue reading

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Bob Wall: August 2, 1939 – January 2022

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The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter | Blu-ray (Arrow Video)

The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter | Blu-ray (Arrow Video)

The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter | Blu-ray (Arrow Video)

RELEASE DATE: April 5, 2022

On April 5, 2022, Arrow Video will be releasing the Blu-ray for Lau Kar-leung’s 1983 classic The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter. They’ll also be releasing an Arrow Store U.S. Exclusive version of the film, featuring original Theatrical Artwork.

Official details:

After one of its lead actors (cherub-faced action icon Alexander Fu Sheng) unexpectedly died midway through production, master director Lau Kar-leung (The 36th Chamber of Shaolin) retooled his latest martial arts epic, The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter, as the ultimate action spectacular in tribute to the fallen star.

Loosely based upon the legendary Yang dynasty chronicled in Chinese folklore, the film starts as the family patriarch and all but two of his sons are brutally wiped out in a bloody battle. One surviving son (Fu Sheng) returns Continue reading

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Dreadnaught | Blu-ray (Eureka)

Dreadnaught | Blu-ray(Eureka)

Dreadnaught | Blu-ray(Eureka)

RELEASE DATE: April 25, 2022

On April 25, 2022, Eureka is releasing the Blu-ray (Region B) for the 1981 Yuen Woo-ping kung fu classic, Dreadnaught.

The film stars Yuen Biao (Knockabout), Leung Kar Yan (My Life’s on the Line), Kwan Tak Hing (The Skyhawk), Yuen Shun Yee (Dance of the Drunken Mantis), Philip Ko (Final Run) and Lily Li (Daggers 8).

Official details:

Directed by legendary action choreographer Yuen Woo-ping (The Matrix; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Dreadnaught expertly blends majestic action sequences with superb physical comedy, courtesy of stars Yuen Biao, Bryan Leung Kar-yan, and Yuen Shun-yee. Continue reading

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Knockabout | Blu-ray (Eureka)

Knockabout | Blu-ray (Eureka)

Knockabout | Blu-ray (Eureka)

RELEASE DATE: April 25, 2022

On April 25, 2022, Eureka is releasing the Blu-ray (Region B) for the 1979 Sammo Hung kung fu classic, Knockabout. The film stars Yuen Biao (Circus Kids), Lau Kar Wing (Dirty Tiger, Crazy Frog), Sammo Hung (God of War) and Leung Kar Yan (The Victim).

Official details:

Another fast and furious kung fu comedy classic directed by Sammo Hung (The Millionaires’ Express), Knockabout features a cast of martial arts movie legends including Yuen Biao (The Prodigal Son), Bryan “Beardy” Leung Kar-yan (Warriors Two), and Lau Kar-wing (Odd Couple) alongside Hung himself.

Brothers Yipao (Yuen Biao) and Taipao (Leung Kar-yan) are a couple of down on their Continue reading

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Significant Differences Between Online and Offline Casinos

Gambling has been a significant aspect of human culture since the dawn of time when people gamble on different activities. For many years up to date, the face of gambling has drastically changed with people investing in the industry through casinos. Modern ages have seen the birth of gambling houses known as casinos, where people go to enjoy the practice of gambling. Casinos have the best features of gambling games that have attracted a large audience worldwide. However, with the introduction of the Internet into the industry, online casino platforms like CasinoPilotti have been created and attracted many people who prefer these platforms over real-life casinos. The following are some of the significant differences that can be seen between online and offline casinos.    

Security

When it comes to gambling, the use of money to deposit in the games together wins the withdrawals, especially if you succeed in making it necessary to consider safety as a primary concern. Both online and offline offer different levels of security for your money and personal information. For offline casinos, security guards and footage cameras ensure that there are no theft cases within the premises which is a different story when you are outside the premises. Offline casinos do not require much information about your banks or personal details. For online casinos, payment methods are usually done through secure online transactions where an online money transfer system must deposit and receive money from the platform. Online casinos require a few personal details, which are kept safe from other parties through encryption.

Games Offered

Visiting both online and ground casinos, it is evident that online casinos are superior in the number of games that players can play. In real-life casinos, games come at a standard number with a particular number of tables, slots and roulettes. Online casinos have various games with different varieties of card games, slots and tables. Also, offline casinos take a long time, probably months, to change the games, and they often change or bring in one or two new games. Online casinos ensure their games are regularly updated within short intervals of time. Real-life casinos have games with the same look and themes throughout the year. As for online gambling games, there are different themes and music to select on each game which enhances player experience.

Accessibility

A significant factor that most gamblers look at when considering either online or offline gambling platforms is the accessibility level of each casino. Real-life casinos are often situated in particular locations where accessibility to the casino is highly dependent on your position from the casino. Online gambling sites require a reliable Internet connection and a quality device to connect to the Internet to start playing these games. Also, offline platforms are usually closed on special occasions like a pandemic lockdown or a terrorist attack. Online platforms are reliable since you can access them at your home or workplace and play the game at any time of the day or night.

Deposits and Money Withdrawals

Wagering your money in an offline casino is different compared to wagering in an online platform giving people a suitable option depending on their preferences. When it comes to real-life casinos, wagering requires you to deposit a certain amount of money to receive an equal value of tokens or chips, which will be used to play different games. In case you feel the need to withdraw your money in a real casino, you can quickly receive your cash in an instant. Online platforms provide a complicated system of depositing and withdrawing cash. The process requires you to select a third-party option of payment. The process has a quick and straightforward deposit feature but a complicated withdrawing process.

Providers

Online and offline casinos can be considered game providers for the different gamblers who enjoy gambling games. Looking at real ground casinos, there are few casinos in a particular region. For this reason, offline casino game providers are less in the industry to satisfy all gamers’ demands. As for online casinos, many game providers provide players with new and updated games, causing saturation in the industry. Creating games for online casinos is easy, cheaper, and quicker than creating games for offline casinos. Online games require coding to complete, while games played at offline casinos require raw materials and an industry utilizing immense power to create them.

Gameplay Experiences

Playing a gambling game is not just about wagering and hoping to win huge returns. It is also about the quality of the experience. Offline casinos are characterized by significant traffic with many tables crowded. Also, the atmosphere in these casinos is electric with drinks being served, people interacting and playing the games, and a piece of fantastic background music to add flavor to the experience. When it comes to playing online games, you are usually alone with your smartphone or a computer. Most people who prefer privacy often go for online gaming, while those who like to go out, mingle, and have fun pick real-life casinos.

Bonuses

Bonuses are the major attraction of gamblers worldwide towards playing on casino platforms. Bonuses are efficient in increasing the payout or the number of chances you have at winning, which also can increase your original payout. Linking bonuses with online and offline casinos online platforms are better and mostly preferred by many individuals. Online platforms present players with bonuses the moment they register with the platform. While playing the games, players can win different bonuses that improve the chances of winning. Most casinos do not provide bonuses and offer meager bonuses with an offline platform.   

Conclusion

Gaming in an online casino platform or an offline real-life casino presents both challenges and advantages, depending on your preference. If you prefer convenience in terms of accessibility, you should go for an online platform. Online gaming also allows you a more secure way of handling monetary transactions. Offline casinos are most suited for outgoing people who like to play casino games while socializing and mingling. Also, offline casinos provide less complicated systems for making deposits and withdrawals.      

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Final Run (1989) Review

"Final Run" Theatrical Poster

“Final Run” Theatrical Poster

Director: Philip Ko Fei
Cast: Michael Miu, Cheung Kwok-Keung, Simon Yam, Phillip Ko Fei, Francis Ng, Daan Gwai-Chi, Yukari Oshima, Ridley Tsui, Dick Wei, Newton Lai, Ha Chi-Chun, Ricky Wong, Shum Wai, Mark Houghton, Suen Kwok-Ming
Running Time: 79 min.

By Paul Bramhall

When discussing kung fu cinema, chances are it’ll never take too long before the name Philip Ko Fei comes up. One of the greatest screen fighters of all time, his ‘shapes’ work in the likes of Master Killers, The Loot, and The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter contributes a large part as to why they’re considered genre classics, and when any of his fight scenes are viewed it’s easy to see how he was in a league of his own. As a director, Ko Fei was somewhat of a different story. Making his directorial debut in 1982 with the crime thriller Dirty Angel, Ko Fei spent the rest of the 80’s toiling away at IFD shooting additional footage to create cut ‘n’ paste atrocities with various Thai, Filipino, and Korean productions that Joseph Lai had bought the rights too. By the time the 90’s rolled around Ko Fei had broken away from IFD, and took to shooting a string of cheap and cheerful B-movie action flicks in the Philippines, many of which starred Yukari Oshima.

In the couple of years before putting his IFD era behind him and setting up shop in the Philippines though, Ko Fei spent most of 1989 and 1990 finding his feet as a director. Many will speculate (including me) that he never really found them even by his final production in the directors chair with 2004’s Majong King, but at least during this brief window we got a change of scenery from the increasingly familiar Philippines locales that dominated much of his 90’s output. In 1990 he hit Europe to make both Killer’s Romance (shot in the UK) and The Cyprus Tigers (shot in, yes, Cyprus), but before either of those, in 1989 he’d make his first full length feature since his directorial Continue reading

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New Trailer for ‘New Kung Fu Cult Master’ starring Donnie Yen, Louis Koo, Raymond Lam, Alex Fong and Jade Leung

"New Kung Fu Cult Master" Teaser Poster

“New Kung Fu Cult Master” Teaser Poster

A remake/reboot/sequel of director Wong Jing’s 1993 Jet Li film, Kung Fu Cult Master, appropriately titled New Kung Fu Cult Master 1, will soon see the light of day from Wing Jing himself, and his frequent collaborator, co-director Keung Kwok Man (the upcoming Queen of Triads 2).

The upcoming film stars Raymond Lam (P Storm), Janice Man (Nessun Dorma), Sabrina Qiu (Chasing the Dragon II: Wild Wild Bunch), Alex Fong (Double Tap), Jade Leung (Satin Steel), Elvis Tsui (The Grandmaster), reprising his role as Xie Xun, and a special appearance by Donnie Yen (Raging Fire) and Louis Koo (Paradox).

New Kung Fu Cult Master 1 will get a domestic release on January 30th, followed by its follow up, New Kung Fu Cult Master 2, which will Continue reading

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Seobok: Project Clone | Bu-ray | Well Go USA

Seobok: Project Clone | Bu-ray | Well Go USA

Seobok: Project Clone | Bu-ray | Well Go USA

RELEASE DATE: February 15, 2022

On February 15, 2022, Well Go USA will be releasing the Blu-ray & DVD for Seobok: Project Clone (read our review), a 2021 South Korean thriller from director Lee Yong-Joo (Possessed).

Read the official details below:

Min Gi-heon is an ex-agent of the intelligence agency, and Seo Bok is the first human clone created through stem cell cloning and genetic engineering. He possesses the secret for eternal life. They get entangled in dangerous situations as several forces want to take control of Seo Bok.

The film stars Gong Yoo (Train To Busan), Park Bo-Gum (Coin Locker Girl), Jo Woo-Jin (The Drug King), Yeon Je-Wook (Public Enemy Returns), Lee Continue reading

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‘The Raid’ star Iko Uwais returns in the Trailer for the Netflix’ movie sequel to ‘Wu Assassins’ titled ‘Fistful of Vengeance’

"Fistful of Vengeance" Netflix Poster

“Fistful of Vengeance” Netflix Poster

Ever rising action star Iko Uwais (The Raid, The Raid 2, Headshot, Beyond Skyline) will be returning to Netflix with Fistful of Vengeance, a movie “sequel” to 2019’s Wu Assassins, a 10-episode martial arts sci-fi crime drama that’s currently streaming on Netflix.

Wu Assassins revolved around a warrior chosen as the latest and last Wu Assassin, who must search for the powers of an ancient triad and restore balance in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Now, the official premise for Fistful of Vengeance reads: A revenge mission becomes a fight to save the world from an ancient threat when superpowered assassin Kai tracks a killer to Bangkok (via AF).

Returning stars from Wu Assassins include Lewis Tan (Into the Badlands), Lawrence Continue reading

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Action U.S.A. (1989) Review

"Action U.S.A." Theatrical Poster

“Action U.S.A.” Theatrical Poster

Director: John Stewart
Cast: Gregory Scott Cummins, Cameron Mitchell, William Hubbard Knight, Ross Hagen, Barri Murphy, William Smith, Ross Hagen, Hoke Howell, Gary Beal, Rod Shaft
Running Time: 97 min. 

By Paul Bramhall

As a fan of action, in the last 10 years it’s been immensely satisfying to witness the rise of the stuntman to fully fledged director. From Chad Stahelski’s John Wick flicks, to David Leitch’s Atomic Blonde (who also co-directed the original John Wick), not to mention Sam Hargrave’s Extraction. Before any of those guys though, before even the likes of Vic Armstrong would helm Joshua Tree, there was John Stewart. Having started a career in stunts in 1980, by the time the decade was closing Stewart decided to try his hand at directing, and the result was the wonderfully titled Action U.S.A.. If there’s an award out there for a movie title that’s both blatantly vague, while also telling you everything you need to know at the same time, then this may well be it.

Essentially Stewart aimed to create a movie that, in the words of director Brian Trenchard-Smith, “goes through every stunt in the stuntman’s directory” (a line he says while casually interviewing Stewart with a generously filled glass of red wine in the extra features of the Vinegar Syndrome release!). A modestly budgeted affair, the bombast of the title may set expectations a little too high, when in reality a more accurate title would be Action Waco, Texas. Made 4 years before the infamous Waco siege (or 24 years before the home renovation show Fixer Upper, depending on your perspective), Stewart found a town that was all too happy to be used as an action movie location. An almost endless supply of cars to be smashed up? Check! A whole house that could be blown to smithereens? Check! A request to fly a helicopter with someone hanging out of it down the middle Continue reading

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Adapted by Alan Canvan: A Conversation with ‘Game of Death Redux’ Filmmaker

The following is a conversation with indie filmmaker, Alan Canvan. He’s a cinema enthusiast and a quote/unquote “Bruce Lee Historian” (more on that later) who has a different – and very controversial – thought process when it comes to his opinions on Bruce Lee and his films, which was one of the reasons I approached him for this interview.

Alan has hosted a few events, including Bamboo, Nunchucks & Dirty Footprints: A Retrospective of Bruce Lee’s ‘Game of Death’, which was co-hosted by Bruce Lee: A Life. author, Matthew Polly; as well as a private screening for Bruce Lee’s obscure childhood film, The Orphan (1960), which was made possible thanks to Alan’s relentless ability to seek down the film’s copyright holders in Hong Kong. He also has written some in-depth articles in the British Bruce Lee publication BLR and Spain’s BLM magazine.

But what Alan is perhaps mostly known for The Game of Death Redux, which was released exclusively on Criterion Collection’s 2020 boxed set Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits. The film showcased 23 minutes of the 1972-era Game of Death footage that’s presented closely the way Bruce intended, while at the same time, keeping in-tact some of the stronger aspects of the universally panned, pieced together 1978 film (known to fans as Game of Death ’78), such as John Barry’s acclaimed score, as well some of the film’s strong audio design.

This brings us to his latest project – an updated, new and improved version of Game of Death Redux (aka Game of Death Redux 2.0), which will soon be released to the public. I thought it would be a good opportunity to have a chat about it, as well as many other topics surrounding Bruce Lee and his work.

Enjoy!


"Game of Death Redux" Poster

Game of Death Redux Poster


JB: Why did you decide to make 2.0?

AC: What’s the adage regarding art never being finished, only abandoned? Yeah. With the initial edit, my focus was entirely on the flow of the piece (i.e., how the shots were cut and how the music drove the narrative.) Artistically, I was satisfied. Technically, there were aspects that bothered me. What I really wanted was a complete visual and sonic restoration. It took over a year to achieve, and I was fortunate enough to work with the right team to arrive at this new version.

JB: For those who have seen the original Redux, what can be expected in version 2.0?

AC: Where do I begin? For starters, the new Redux has been fully restored with a brand-new color grade and audio mix. Additionally, Chris Kent, who looped Bruce’s war cries for Robert Clouse’s Game of Death movie, lent his voice once again to match the audio portions I used from the 1978 film. He did a stellar job. Finally, I reworked a dozen sequences which resulted in a far more concise and dramatic presentation of the narrative. I can honestly say that Game of Death, in any incarnation, has never looked or sounded Continue reading

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First Time Smoking Cannabis: What to Know and Expect

According to the World Health Organization, approximately 2.5% of the world’s population or 147 million people enjoy smoking weed. Around 94 million people in the United States have admitted to using marijuana products at least once.

This is why domestic marijuana production grew tenfold over the last two decades, from 1,000 to 10,000 tons. If you have never smoked weed and want to experience the positive health benefits, it is normal to feel nervous when first time smoking.

Here is everything you need to know about the effects of cannabis with smoking tips to give you the most enjoyable experience.

Preparing for First Time Smoking

The first step to being prepared for your first time smoking is choosing the best cannabis strains. Finding the right product is crucial to avoid damaging your throat and lungs.

Even though smoking weed is different compared to cigarettes or cigars, there is always some risk associated with smoking in general. This can also worsen if you buy cheaper products to save money because they can be laced with other chemicals.

Then you may experience pulmonary diseases. The immediate trade-off of getting a buzz and saving more money is not worth the long-term medical conditions you may face.

Therefore, you should always buy cannabis strains from reputable businesses that are fully licensed. Their products will have all the ingredients and safety instructions listed carefully. There are also qualified staff members to help answer all your questions.

Another alternative is to do your own testing to ensure that you are safely consuming the right product. Check out this cannabis testing equipment to accurately determine THC and CBD potencies to avoid becoming ill from smoking poor-quality weed.

Take Small Doses

If you want to prevent the likelihood of a bad trip, you should always start smoking weed in small doses. Instead of thinking of cannabis like a cigarette, you should only light one or two doses and take a break.

You can attempt to go back to your other activities and then come back to smoke more if needed. This is the best way to slowly introduce yourself to the effects of cannabis.

Not everybody reacts the same way to smoking weed. It is always best to ward off any adverse side effects by giving yourself time to adjust to the new feeling.

The effects of cannabis should kick in within a few minutes, so you do not need to take a very long break. Sit back for up to 10 minutes after a puff, and then decide if you would like to feel more buzzed or not.

Lower your cannabis expectations and do not aim for a massive high right away. Take things slow and increase the dose when you become more comfortable consuming cannabis.

The Right Atmosphere

You do not want your first-time smoking experience to be in a place where you are not comfortable. It is important to be in a location where you feel mentally and physically calm to have your first smoke session.

Think about places where you can be most stress-free. You can choose to smoke cannabis in your backyard with a nice view or in front of the TV if you want to watch some Netflix.

Smoking weed at home is the best option for your first time. This is because many public areas may have anti-smoking laws, so you do not want to get in trouble the first time you smoke.

Depending on the cannabis strains, some people also feel a little fatigued after smoking. So, you should have somewhere to take a nap or sit lazily to allow your body time to process the experience instead of working or driving.

Remember that you may also feel vulnerable and afraid of trying cannabis for the first time. You should invite some friends over and tell them that it is your first-time smoking weed.

Your trusted companions can help you feel more comfortable, especially if they have experience with cannabis and smoking tips to ensure that you have a safe and sound time.

What to Expect?

If you have never smoked weed before, you will have a very low tolerance. Therefore, you should expect an immediate effect even if you take one or two quick puffs.

It does not matter if you do not smoke much because cannabinoids pass through your lungs directly into the bloodstream and go straight to your brain. Edibles take longer to feel because they are processed through the liver first.

THC is the primary cannabinoid associated that causes a potent psychoactive effect. You should expect positivity, calmness, clear-headedness, and pain relief, depending on how much you smoke.

Some Coughing Is Inevitable

Anyone who has never smoked before should prepare to cough the first time they take a puff of marijuana smoke. This is because your body is not used to inhaling smoke, so you should expect a strong throat hit that can make you cough.

Marijuana flowers also trap a lot of moisture, which can make you cough more since the smoke will be thicker. However, this feeling will not last long when you continue smoking weed and become used to the experience.

Do Not Focus On the High

Many first-time marijuana smokers get excited about the high and build up their cannabis expectations. Some smokers also believe they need to get as high as possible to feel the maximum positive effects.

This is unnecessary since you can still receive therapeutic benefits no matter how little you inhale. Avoid pressuring yourself to smoke too much or keep up with others who may brag about smoking several joints a day.

Stick to your comfort level until you discover how much cannabis your body can handle safely to suit your lifestyle.

Enjoy the Best Smoking Experience

Cannabis products that affect one person do not affect another the same way. Your first-time smoking experience should focus on your comfort and how your body reacts to each puff.

When you become familiar with the high, you should ease into different strains. For instance, if you want to feel energetic and sociable, it is better to smoke Sativa.

Otherwise, Indica-dominant strains are best for a sleepy and relaxed effect. If you enjoyed reading these smoking tips, check out our other posts for more information.

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Deal on Fire! Undercover Punch and Gun | Blu-ray | Only $6.99 – Expires soon!

Undercover Punch and Gun | Blu-ray & DVD (Well Go USA)

Undercover Punch and Gun | Blu-ray & DVD (Well Go USA)

Today’s Deal on Fire is the Blu-ray for Well Go USA’s Undercover Punch and Gun (read our review).

Philip Ng (The Trough), Vanness Wu (Dragon Blade), Andy On (True Legend) and Jiang Luxia (Operation Red Sea) join forces for Undercover Punch and Gun (aka Undercover vs. Undercover), the directorial debut of filmmakers Frankie Tam and Philip Lui, writers of Gallants and Wild City, respectively.

An undercover cop’s daring plan to infiltrate a notorious drug ring is severely compromised when a rival agency attacks mid-trade and kills the gang’s leader in the action-packed MMA thriller Continue reading

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