Scott Adkins

Michael Jai White

Eric Roberts

Erika Eleniak

A comprehensive retrospective of the 80's and 90's action film genre.

In Search of the Last Action Heroes

In Search of the Last Action Heroes (2019)

Danny Philippou

Diana Lee Inosanto

From Hong Kong to Hollywood, the Shaw Brothers to The Matrix, martial arts in cinema has been busting box offices and breaking barriers since the 1960s. This is the wild untold story of how the way of the dragon became a global phenomenon.

Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks

Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks (2019)

Jeff Daniel Phillips

Lindsay Lamb

Barry Bostwick

A sequel to the 2002 comedy, "Undercover Brother".

Undercover Brother 2

Undercover Brother 2 (2019)

Tichina Arnold

Vivica A. Fox

Carmen Electra

Three beautiful women (Electra, Dash, and Fox) who have had their share of men trouble enter into a game of fun in which they choose a random guy and film each other seducing him so as to use the footage later to humiliate him. But problems arise when the random man is in on the joke.—Ramble000

Getting Played

Getting Played (2005)

Christopher Lloyd

David Midthunder

Aida Turturro

Arthur Herring (Mike Starr) is the mayor, priest and mortician in a quaint small town nestled in the mountains of New Mexico. He and his brother, Vincent (Jude Moran), are well-respected pillars of the community. Arthur and Vincent once agreed to safeguard fellow mortician Lloyd's (Christopher Lloyd) rare coin collection worth a small fortune while he served time in prison, but when Lloyd is released and requests that his coins be returned, the brothers hatch an elaborate scheme to keep his treasure for themselves.

Making a Killing

Making a Killing (2018)

Tasya Teles

Ron Perlman

Dolph Lundgren

Nick, a tough NY cop, runs afoul of the Russian mob engaged in human trafficking, and they end up killing his wife and daughter for revenge. Determined to make them pay, he follows the kingpin to Bangkok, the hub of their activities. He teams up with a Thai detective and they decide to wipe out the entire organization and terminate their business entirely.—Anonymous

Skin Trade

Skin Trade (2014)

Jasmine Lukuku

Mel Gibson

Jennifer Carpenter

The script centers on two policemen, one an old-timer (Gibson), the other his volatile younger partner (Vaughn), who find themselves suspended when a video of their strong-arm tactics become the media's cause du jour. Low on cash and with no other options, these two embittered soldiers descend into the criminal underworld to gain their just due, but instead find far more than they wanted awaiting them in the shadows.

Dragged Across Concrete

Dragged Across Concrete (2018)

Tony Jaa

Iko Uwais

When a billionaire's daughter intent on bringing down a major crime syndicate is targeted by a group of professional assassins, a team of mercenaries must stop them before they kill her.

Triple Threat

Triple Threat (2019)

Randy Couture

Luke Goss

Grant Campbell

Michael Jai White and Luke Goss are in "The Hard Way," an extremely predictable movie that just never gets the viewer engaged in the story. The White Character "Payne" learns his brother died on a mission in Romania, just when he his brother was expected to come home and be introduced to his young nephew who works at Payne's Bar in New York. Payne a former and very capable soldier teams up with allies Goss who plays "Mason" to hunt down the killer and get revenge in Romania.Luke Goss, Michael Jai White and Randy Couture star in this lack luster and seemingly long, very boring and never hitting home under the coot ledge of director, Keoni Waxman, movie. Three capable actors directed in this sleepy disorganized manner that never showcases these awesome actors talents and capabilities. The Hard Way is not a spectacular movie in anyway and never enough action to keep fans entertained throughout.Interesting elements abound, like the classic 1967 fast back Mustang Mason Drives slowly whenever shown, the Sniper Rifle and interesting handguns like the white handled presumably Ivory handled 1911 .45 pistol of Couture character Toro/ Briggs uses. The on-scene location / sets are also interesting and very elaborate.Michael Jai White is at his best with his fight scenes as in real life he is black belt in 7 styles of Martial Arts and it shows. Having trained with Segal and Van Damn in the past White does not disappoint in his fighting scenes abilities. The director used poor fight choreographers for all the action scenes and show poorly, fight scenes are good, not great. Gratuitous violence abound as well. The scene where he takes on two mob type assailants who want to take over his New York bar is with disappointment and is touted as the highlight of the entire movie. This scene makes no sense actually and is leaving the viewer scratching their head and wondering, "huh?" The climactic fight scene is also foolish as well. Here Couture shoots blanks from his Ivory Handled 1911 .45 three instances and each time Payne gets up off the ground and then they have their final physical hand to hand combat. Simultaneously in another part of this location a knife fight between Goss one of Toro's last surviving bad guys is too long and foolish. Predictably Goss and White characters triumph with no injuries.Plot Synopsis is a sad feature film that drags on and on with no solid story and little entertainment from start to finish. Many small old type plots with almost good newer longer plots which are miss matched and poorly organized. There are attempts to show character definition but never reaches that goal.The actors shown here in this Netflix movie are good group, but the sleepy director just never delivers. Story is weak. The characterizations are long and unsubstantial with overall poor outcome. No car chase, no love interest that makes sense, the bad guy evil depiction/s wherever shown are laughable. Especially the pliers and tooth extraction routine.The viewer just doesn't "feel it." Overall, The Hard Way is not worth watching and there will be disappointment to those that do. The plot synopsis is one action adventure movie that missed the mark despite the good actors and great location. - Martin Snytsheuvel

The Hard Way

The Hard Way (2019)

Neal McDonough

Devon Sawa

Wes Chatham

An attempt to purchase beer becomes a nightmare for underage friends Chase, Jake and Dillon when Chase ends up dead, Jake gets shot in the back, and Dillon - a championship wrestler - goes to prison for manslaughter. Released after ten years, Dillon's greeted by Jake, who lines him up with a job and introduces him to the world of minor league MMA fighting. Due to Jake's outstanding gambling debt, Dillon agrees to three fights to cover it and literally save Jake's life but finds himself caught between gangsters, dirty cops, a shady promoter, a snide parole officer and Jake's disapproving sister.—statmanjeff

The Philly Kid

The Philly Kid (2012)

Frank Welker

David Warner

Robbie Rist

The turtles find out where the Ooze, the substance which made them mutate, came from. Unfortunately Shredder learns about it too, and uses it to enhance himself. So the turtles have to prove again who's the better ninja fighter.—Tom Zoerner

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991)

Steven Seagal

Damon Whitaker

Dean Alexandrou

Two American expatriates, Jack and Sam, unwittingly steal a drug lord's money when they rob a series of banks in Southeast Asia and become the target of the gang's vengeance. When Sam is killed, Jack turns to the love of his life, Pom, and the couple becomes a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde that takes the fight to the gang.Together they must get the job done whilst still protecting jack's nice and nephew.—IvanWong

The Asian Connection

The Asian Connection (2016)

Esai Morales

JeeJa Yanin

It has been two years since Case Walker (Michael Jai White) has re-entered the world of professional mixed martial arts fighting, but had grown tired of it. He now competes in amateur bouts in an effort to teach his opponents how to utilize their skills.
After such a match in Beaumont, Texas, Case runs into Brody James (Josh Barnett), an old friend who is also an MMA fighter. Brody knows that Case must have run into hard times to be fighting in Beaumont.
Brody has signed with PFC (Primortal Fighting Championship) Combat, a promotion run by Hugo Vega (Esai Morales), in which Brody has signed to fight the 7-foot beast Caesar Braga (Nathan Jones) for the PFC Championship in Bangkok. PFC is the fastest growing MMA group, but Case says that is because they are a freak show and follows no rules. Brody is getting $2 million for his next fight.
Brody asks Case to help him train for the fight, knowing Case needs to find his way back. Brody argues that everyday Case is in the wilderness, he is not on top, playing in the big leagues where he belongs.
Case knows that he will need to help Brody go on the straight and narrow. Brody is too much into alcohol and random hookups which Case finds distracting. And that too when Brody has a wife and 2 kids of his own.
Case reluctantly accepts Brody's offer and travels to Thailand. The fight with Braga is in 6 weeks.Hugo Vega starts promoting the fight and insists that no fighter needs to undergo drug testing in his league. Braga has had assault charges filed against him by his ex-wife.
Case goes to the Top Fight Gym, where he already finds resistance from Brody's other trainer Matty Ramos (Stephen Quadros). Case sets up his own equipment to train Brody, which he creates from junkyards around the gym. The equipment is "raw" and aimed to get Brody used to the pain that he will experience in the fight against Braga.To make matters worse, Case is ridiculed for his training by "Cobra" O'Connor (Owen O'Brien), a younger fighter whose arrogance gets the best of him. During a challenge, Case deflects Cobra's moves and uses elements from Kyokushin to knock Cobra out.
Case soon finds himself becoming a mentor to two up-and-coming fighters, Taj (Amarin Cholvibul) and "Creech" (Daniel Renalds).
Brody is still not serious about the fight and continues to spend time in his hotel with Thai prostitutes.Case's pummeling of Cobra attracts the attention of Vega, who is revealed to have some sort of history with Case. Case wants to quit, and Vega also wants Case gone. Myca convinces Vega that the PFC needs Case.
Taj wanted to get Vega's attention, but Vega wasn't giving him any time. Case agrees to spar with Taj in front of Vega and even allows Taj to pummel Case, so that he can look good in front of Vega. After Vega is gone, Case agrees to train Taj and Creech in his free time.
Case tells Taj and Creech that fighting is about perfecting the technique, so that the fighter can cause maximum damage to the opponent with minimal effort.Meanwhile, Matty is increasingly frustrated that he is not in the loop on any of Brody's planning for the fight with Braga. Brody is deciding everything with Case directly.
PFC marketing director Myca Cruz (Gillian White) begins to have a liking to Case and asks him on a date to get to know him, to which he agrees.When Case has his date with Myca, Matty watches the two together and decides to use it against Case when it comes to Brody. Brody has been slowing down his training and Vega, in an effort to make the fight a success, recommends that Brody use steroids from his supplier to help him better himself.
Matty tells Brody about Myca and Case. This is unsettling for Brody as he was interested in Myca himself. The date between Myca and Case ends abruptly when Myca brings up Case's time in prison, making him feel very uncomfortable.When Brody offers to spar with Case, the session gets out of hand as Brody goes too far, hitting Case in the head, to which he retaliates in a way he never expected. Case pummels Brody relentlessly and humiliates him in his own gym. Despite apologizing to Brody, their friendship seems to have ended. That is until Case notices Brody using steroids.Myca apologizes to Case and says that she wants to be friends with him, if he still wants the same. Case asks Myca out for another date and eventually they end up kissing each other.
After training one night, Case and Brody go out to eat. Case says that Brody is not focused on the fight anymore and he needs a plan and a strategy for the ring. It is then when Brody realizes his mistakes and apologizes. He vows to Case he will do things the right way and even tells Case that Myca would be a good woman for him. Brody and Case work together to begin training for the fight along with Matty, who thanks to an intervention from Brody, agrees to work with Case in training Brody for the title fight.
Case says that Braga is an angry mind in the ring, and Brody can take advantage of that.However, viral footage of Case beating up the racist policemen from two years prior has grabbed the attention of many, thus causing Vega to realize that Brody may not be the one worthy of the fight against Braga. Vega believes that fans want a more exciting contest and Brody is the one not delivering.
Vega offers Case a contract which is rejects as insufficient.During training, a Sambo wrestler named Boris (Logan Brumfield) injures Brody's knee. Case reveals that he had secretly replaced Brody's steroids with baby aspirin and other placebo drugs. This means that Brody will still qualify for insurance and all his recovery will be taken care of. Vega offers Case a million dollars to fight Braga.Beginning to train for the fight under the mentor-ship of Brody and physical training from Matty, Taj confronts Case, accusing him of "selling out". The next day, Case's suspicions are confirmed as he breaks into Boris's locker and discovering a text message telling Vega "It's done". Case knows that he is forced to fight but must find a way to stop both Braga and Vega, who is set to make a lot of money off the fight and prove that he is responsible for Brody's injury.At the night of the fight, Myca, who has become Case's girlfriend, tells Vega she quits. Case realizes how he can stop Vega and starts a fight with Braga outside the ring. When Braga gets the best of Case, Case resorts to using Kyokushin again, this time using a Nakadaka Ken (Extended middle knuckle punch) that damages Braga's ribs. Case continues using traditional karate techniques and knocks Braga out with a Kaiten Geri (Rolling Wheel Kick) to his head.Vega threatens to sue, but Case tells Vega that they have the proof of him causing Brody's injury and that suing could cost Vega millions of dollars. To make matters worse, Vega must pay back everyone who came to see the fight, to which he storms off in anger, knowing he has been defeated. Case, Myca, Brody, and their crew leave the ring arena knowing they have achieved victory.

Never Back Down: No Surrender

Never Back Down: No Surrender (2016)

Lucy Liu

Tamara Clatterbuck

Famke Janssen

Lee Egan lures his older brother Roy out of "retirement" with a sweet jewel heist, only to get killed by a backstabbing partner; then it's up to Roy to get revenge.—Thomas Pluck

City of Industry

City of Industry (1997)

Ray Stevenson

Ashley Greene

Mike Fallon, the Accident Man, is a stone cold killer whose methodical hits baffle the police and delight his clients. He is the best at what he does. But when a loved one is dragged into the London underworld and murdered by his own crew, Fallon is forced to rip apart the life he knew in order to hold those accountable and avenge the one person who actually meant something to him.

Accident Man

Accident Man (2018)

Kyra Zagorsky

Adrianne Palicki

Monique Ganderton

Its the 4th of July. Travis Hall is called into work. Travis works for Seattle SWAT. Ellen Dwyer is Travis's boss.
Carly (Pascale Hutton) is Travis's wife. Team members include Ward, Chu (Olivia Cheng), Sophia Gutierrez (Kyra Zagorsky), Benson (Omari Newton), Phil, Hooks (Zahf Paroo) and Phoenix (Lisa Chandler).The DEA enlists the help of the Seattle SWAT to storm a drug cartel's waterfront warehouse to capture cartel members and seize a shipment of drugs. Ward is designated to hold the CCTV camera footage room. Ward guides the team to 2 guards and the SWAT take them down. They locate the shipping container supposed to contain the drugs.
Suddenly the compound is surrounded by several armed men. A firefight ensues and when it is over, several DEA agents and one SWAT team member Phil are dead.
When the container holding the suspected drug shipment is found and opened, the team is surprised to find a man chained inside. There is evidence that the man has been brutally torture and yet the man is in excellent physical shape.
They also arrest another suspect named Diego (Leo Raine). SWAT hacker Elson (Chris Gauthier) figures out that Diego is connected to the drug cartels in Sao Paulo. He also finds that there is no record of their mystery man on the FBI database.Sophia interrogates Diego who refuses to say anything about the mystery man arrested by SWAT. Diego is so afraid and panicked that he starts banging his head on the metal table and kills himself.The terrorists are guided by Lars (Matthew Marsden). Lars receives an anonymous phone call with a demand for $ 50 million in exchange for information on where the SWAT are taking the suspect.
Lars gives his phone to his hacker Nicholas to try and figure out where the call originated from. Nicholas finds out that the call originated from the SWAT HQ in Seattle. Simone (Monique Ganderton) is Lars's head of security.After taking him back to SWAT headquarters, Travis interrogates the mystery man. The mystery man says that the events of the day are Pre-determined. He says that soon men claiming to be Federal agents will arrive to take custody of him. If Travis can save him from them, the mystery man promises to help Travis survive what's coming. The mystery man says that he has information in his head worth billions of dollars.
Soon, Ellen asks Travis to hand over the prisoner to 2 agents from the FBI. Travis notices that the agents are not carrying official guns and refuse to reveal the prisoners name. Travis attacks them, kills one and imprisons the other agent.The mysterious man calls himself "The Scorpion" (Michael Jai White) and the SWAT team believe him to be a fugitive. They try to move him, but realize that an inside agent is working with the terrorists. The terrorists had surrounded the SWAT HQ and had insider information on all movements in and out of the compound. As soon as Travis tries to move, he comes under a hail of bullets and has to retreat back into the safety of the HQ. Lars had ordered to capture Scorpion alive.
Travis asks Ellen to bring the shutters down, locking themselves inside the HQ.
Travis Hall (Sam Jaeger), asks Scorpion what he has that the terrorists want. Scorpion reveals himself to be a spy. All calls for backup were intercepted by Simone.Lars asks Nicholas to find a way past the shields. Lars calls Travis on the HQ landline and asks him to surrender. He wants Scorpion. Scorpion tells Travis that Lars runs a Private Militia that runs black operations for any entity.
Scorpion agrees to surrender when Simone threatens the family members of SWAT.Lars tells Nicholas that he and Scorpion were partners, but then 5 years ago Scorpion betrayed Lars.
Travis makes a plan to lure the attackers to the rear gate to pretend to hand over Scorpion. The rear entrance is over looked by at least 15 windows on the first floor and is a kill zone. Travis thinks the terrorists can be gunned down in that zone.
The trap is set but then someone signals to Lars and Simone, who had reached the outside of the HQ, in Morse code, that the rear entrance is a trap. Lars pulls his forces back. Turns out Ward (Ty Olsson), is working with them. Ward frees the captured terrorist Franklin (Mike Dopud) and tells him how to disable the shields from the inside. Franklin kills Ward when he sees Travis and Ellen approaching.The building's lock-down shields are disabled by Franklin and the terrorists storm the building in large numbers. Travis and Ellen kills Franklin. Two SWAT members are killed. Scorpion guns down a hoard of the terrorists and finds a way out through the maintenance tunnel. Hall goes back to rescue Ellen who was separated from the main group.
Scorpion and Hall kill the two terrorist leaders Lars and Simone and wait for backup. The SWAT leader, Ellen Dwyer (Adrianne Palicki), and Hall talk and Scorpion hands them a microchip, saying he's tired of running.Hall realizes that Dwyer is the inside agent for the terrorists and a fight ensues. Ellen had mentioned a microchip way earlier and Hall now wonders how Ellen knew that Scorpion was carrying a microchip.
She shoots Scorpion and flees with Hall in pursuit. She is caught and arrested and Hall is asked to identify the Scorpion's body.Scorpion uses a dead inmate as a body double, but Hall still identifies him to let Scorpion go free. He returns home to enjoy the fireworks with his family.

S.W.A.T.: Under Siege

S.W.A.T.: Under Siege (2017)

John Leguizamo

Martin Sheen

An assassin named Al Simmons is double-crossed and murdered by his evil boss Jason Wynn. Al makes a deal with the devil and returns to earth as Spawn to see his wife. He is ordered by the devil's minion, The Clown, to kill Wynn. Wynn has made a deal with the Clown too and is supposed to destroy the world with a deadly virus that will help start Armageddon and allow Hell to attack Heaven. Spawn must choose between Good and Evil.—Keith Haney

Spawn

Spawn (1997)

Danny Trejo

Christine Nguyen

Michael Madsen

The Vigilante Diaries is a high octane action-adventure following The Vigilante (Paul Sloan) and The Kid (Kevin L. Walker) on dangerous adventures, from the mega-mansions and the underbelly of Los Angeles to far away places like Iraq, Armenia, Russia, and The United Kingdom. All of which are streamed online by film maker Mike Hanover (Jason Mewes). A trio of Asian femme fatales, to ruthless Armenian mobsters, to a pair of deep cover super spies hell bent on throwing the world into chaos.—Mike Hatton

Vigilante Diaries

Vigilante Diaries (2016)

Raicho Vasilev

Ken Lerner

Visiting the Russian Federation for a series of boxing matches, George "Iceman" Chambers is subsequently framed for possession of cocaine and sent to prison. There, he discovers a series of illegal full-contact Mixed Martial Arts matches dominated by inmate Yuri Boyka. The prison officials arrange these fights and place large side-bets to make a personal profit, often at the expense of the fighters.Once inside, the warden and legal adviser for Chambers state that if he fights Yuri in the ring, he will likely get an expedited appeal and early release. He initially refuses, but after spending time in demeaning physical labor in the prison's sewer system and experiencing firsthand the brutality of the guards, he reluctantly agrees. He is rescued from both forms of humiliation by a crippled inmate, Crot (Eli Danker). Both fighters train hard for the match, though Chambers still relies on his boxing background while Boyka prepares a series of deadly kicks, throws, and grappling combinations designed to humiliate his opponent in the ring. Prior to the fight however, Boyka's friends force George's cellmate, Steven, who is acting as his cornerman, to spike his water with a light sedative during the fight.During the fight, Chambers is somewhat taken by surprise at the flurry and variety of Boyka's attacks, but manages to hold his own through the first round by keeping his distance, staying calm, and dealing out painful punching combinations whenever possible. At the end of the first round, Steven slips the drugged water into Chambers' mouth and he takes a few sips. During the second round, he starts to lose his focus and begins taking more and more punishment until Boyka knocks him out with a devastating flying kick. Following the fight, Steven kills himself out of guilt.After the fight, Chambers (having learnt of the truth from Crot) confronts Boyka, believing that he was responsible for drugging him, and the warden, for going back on the deal. Boyka coldly tells him that he does not need drugs to win, and the warden denies knowledge of the deal. Upon learning of the truth, Boyka is furious, believing himself to be the first practitioner of the "ultimate fighting form,". Chambers asks for a rematch mainly to ensure his release. He makes a bet that he can defeat Boyka to win his freedom, though the officials also offer a substantial cash incentive to make sure that Chambers trains hard.Chambers seeks help from Crot, who then reveals that he helped train Boyka in his fighting style. Crot is actually a former soldier and martial arts expert who committed murder in order to protect his family. However, he feels this guilt so acutely, as well as a feeling of alienation from his family, that he has resigned himself to permanent confinement. Even so, his desire to see justice for both Chambers and Boyka inspires him to reeducate Chambers in mixed martial arts techniques. Working together, the two practice grapples, holds, and kicks which stretch Chambers' abilities. As the training continues and Chambers improves, the two begin to form a bond and relate their individual philosophy of fighting. Chambers begins to extend his mental discipline from the ring into his private life, while Crot begins catching some of Chambers' ambition, specifically the narrow and slim hope that he might one day be released and reconcile with his family.Near the end of the training, Crot teaches Chambers a devious leg Joint lock designed to end the fight. He somberly instructs Chambers to use it to its full effectiveness if he gets the opportunity. Since Boyka enjoys brutalizing his opponents and other inmates with a passion that borderlines on sadism, and his mixture of personal pride and high tolerance for pain make it unlikely that he will submit, Crot instructs Chambers not to hesitate and to break Boyka's leg to end the fight if he gets the chance. Chambers agrees, but privately believes that he can fight Boyka to a knock-out.Once the fight begins it is apparent to all the viewers that the combatants are much more evenly matched and Chambers is much more impressive in his style. The fight is long and intense, with flurries of combinations, grapples, and throws traded between the two. Eventually, Chambers realizes that Boyka will not lose consciousness, will not submit, and will likely knock him out if the fight goes on too long. Chambers alters his strategy and manages to get Boyka in the joint lock and ends the fight by breaking Boyka's leg, proving that he is the undisputed new champion of the prison.Shortly thereafter, Chambers is released from prison and uses his winnings to buy Crot's freedom as well. In a final scene, he wheels Crot, who is now cleaned up and in possession of several gifts, to a train station to meet with his estranged niece in a happy reunion. Crot thanks Chambers for giving him the remainder of the winnings to start his life again, while Chambers expresses his gratitude for the help and training. Crot then meets with his niece and the two embrace for the first time.

Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing

Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing (2006)

Snoop Dogg

Tommy 'Tiny' Lister

Moises Arias

In Los Angeles, five high-school friends deal with romance, money, prom, college, sex, bullies, Facebook, fitting in, standing out, and finding themselves.

We the Party

We the Party (2012)

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