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on Kara Hui kicks ass like a boss! 88 Films prepping a Blu-ray for Lau Kar-leung’s 1983 Shaw film ‘The Lady is the Boss’Terrible cover art....sorry
on Alright, STOP…. collaborate and listen! Ice is back with martial arts legend Chuck Norris in the action comedy ‘Zombie Plane’oh, Penny Ramses!
on The legend returns! Watch the New U.S. Trailer for Jackie Chan’s ‘A Legend’ arriving in January from Well Go USASure he regrets it...I mean, only he knows that for sure. But even if he had…
on The legend returns! Watch the New U.S. Trailer for Jackie Chan’s ‘A Legend’ arriving in January from Well Go USARegardless, it’s a successful film that’s fondly remembered. Jackie Chan woul…
on Legend has it that Eureka is releasing a Blu-ray for Kinji Fukasaku’s all-star fantasy actioner ‘Legend of the 8 Samurai’There's a new film based on the same source material out in Japan this year:…
on Bill… it’s your baby! Artwork for 4K UHD Editions for Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill Vol 1-2’ and ‘Jackie Brown’ revealedOne Upon a Time is his best film, clown.
on Sun Dragon | aka A Hard Way to Die (1979) ReviewExcellent review, and you touch on a lot of points that I came up with when I…
on The legend returns! Watch the New U.S. Trailer for Jackie Chan’s ‘A Legend’ arriving in January from Well Go USAMore Jackie is never a bad thing. But First Strike dragged in both versions,…
on Bill… it’s your baby! Artwork for 4K UHD Editions for Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill Vol 1-2’ and ‘Jackie Brown’ revealedI bet a UK company will be releasing TWBA.
on Bill… it’s your baby! Artwork for 4K UHD Editions for Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill Vol 1-2’ and ‘Jackie Brown’ revealedThis is the most exciting news since the election results. Kill Bill has been…
on Bill… it’s your baby! Artwork for 4K UHD Editions for Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill Vol 1-2’ and ‘Jackie Brown’ revealedFor me, there is no WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR without the extended animated bit whe…
on Too fast, too furious! Visual Vengeance reveals Blu-ray for Simon and Phillip Rhee’s 1984 cult gem ‘Furious’Ninja Turf, please! Phillip Rhee, Jun Chong, James Lew all in their youthful…
on ‘Out for Justice 2’? Not quite… but legendary action star Steven Seagal is back with ‘In the Name of Justice’In other words Steven Seagal is grasping at straws to stay relevant, and give…
on ‘Out for Justice 2’? Not quite… but legendary action star Steven Seagal is back with ‘In the Name of Justice’(Look up Mr. Seagal’s song “Strut” if you’re confused.)
on The legend returns! Watch the New U.S. Trailer for Jackie Chan’s ‘A Legend’ arriving in January from Well Go USALike Stanley Tong's recent films like Vanguard, Jackie Chan is almost a walk-…
on ‘Out for Justice 2’? Not quite… but legendary action star Steven Seagal is back with ‘In the Name of Justice’This man is a dishonor to both cinema and to the western world. I don’t feel…
on The legend returns! Watch the New U.S. Trailer for Jackie Chan’s ‘A Legend’ arriving in January from Well Go USAThis one is bad and that why it was a massive flop in china. Barely made a fe…
Tag Archives: Mitsuki Koga
Spare (2008) Review
Director: Lee Seong-han Cast: Lim Joon-il, Mitsuki Koga, Hitoshi Ozawa, Jung Woo, Kim Soo-hyun, Yang Ki-won, Yoo Sang-seob, Seo Ji-oh, Kang Yeong-mook, Kwak Jin-Seok Running Time: 105 min. By Paul Bramhall There was something about fight flicks made in 2008 that saw some of the best ones simply disappear into the ether. Koichi Sakamoto’s Broken Path was sucked into a blackhole, which save for an obscure South African DVD, would take 4 … Continue reading
Posted in All, Korean, News, Reviews
Tagged Hitoshi Ozawa, Lee Seong-han, Mitsuki Koga
Bushido Man: Seven Deadly Battles (2013) Review
Director: Takanori Tsujimoto Writer: Takanori Tsujimoto Cast: Mitsuki Koga, Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi, Masanori Mimoto, Kentaro Shimazu, Kazuki Tsujimoto, Ema, Kensuke Sonomura, Masaki Suzumura, Naohiro Kawamoto, Marc Walkow, Yasutaka Yuuki, Takashi Tanimoto Running Time: 88 min. By Kelly Warner Bushido Man: Seven Deadly Battles kind of surprised me. I wasn’t expecting much from the film — the average ratings are weak, the title is silly, and the plot description is somewhat generic. … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, News, Reviews
Tagged Kensuke Sonomura, Masanori Mimoto, Mitsuki Koga, Takanori Tsujimoto
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