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Feb 1, 2011 · Take a film a like Fists of Bruce Lee for instance – it’s a terrible film, but watching everyone in extreme 70’s wardrobe and other retro-cheesiness makes up for everything else that’s bad. The bottom line: Deadly Strike is bland and overrated. Mighty Peking Man’s Rating: 5/10. This entry was posted in Bruceploitation, Chinese ...
Kung Fu Panda 4 director claims Tai Lung will not be the only villain returning in the sequel. Po (Jack Black) and the Furious Five's last adventure was in 2016 with Kung Fu Panda 3 when the ...
Mar 2, 2024 · It seems like a riddle. So it is that Brad Wong, a drunken fist user, begins his journey in search of Genra. After three years of wandering, he finds himself in a fighting tournament. Seldom is a Drunken Kung-Fu user not cool. Brad Wong puts a unique spin on the "drunken" style of Kung Fu... but he definitely straight up ripped-off Sephiroth 's ...
Jun 4, 2009 · June 4, 2009 at 3:00 a.m. BANGKOK – Actor David Carradine, a born seeker and cult idol who broke through as the willing student called “grasshopper” in the 1970s TV series “Kung Fu” and ...
Nov 28, 2010 · Has anyone ever seen this TV series starring Steve McQueen I picked up the 1st. season at Walmart for $5.00 but DeepDiscount.com has all 3 season for $11.99 Having been teamed with deputy sheriff Jason Nichols during the latter part of Wanted: Dead or Alive's second season, bounty hunter Josh Ran...
"My fists only get stronger with age." —Gen Fu in Dead or Alive 5 Gen Fu (Chinese: 元福[1], pinyin: Yuán Fú) is a bookstore owner and a master of xinyi liuhe quan from the Dead or Alive series, who first debuted in the first Dead or Alive. He joined the Dead or Alive Tournaments to help his sick granddaughter, Mei Lin, but as of Dead or Alive 4, he no longer needs to join the tournaments ...
Jun 5, 2009 · Kung Fu and Kill Bill actor David Carradine was found dead in hotel room Thursday in Thailand, according to AP from apparent auto asphyxiation or sex play. Carradine, 72, was staying at a suite at ...
