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STALKER Clip: Dessert, Anyone?
Vertical Entertainment has suspenseful and raw new thriller coming out this Friday with Stalker, from writer/director Tyler Savage. The film stars Christine Ko, Vincent Van Horn and Michael Lee Joplin from a script Savage wrote with Dash Hawkins, both who also produced the pic with J.P. Castel and Daniel Pisano.
Your Next Viewing: CENTRAL PARK
I have only been to New York once and of course I had to hit as many of the tourist spots as I could including Times Square, Central Park, and Washington Square Park, where I had an intense and memorable encounter with a homeless person. True story. I’ll have to tell you sometime over a virtual cup of java. However, that encounter was nowhere near as life-threatening as what happens in Jinga Films’ latest release, Central Park.
Kung Lao Sings!: Max Huang Debuts “Flawless Victory” To Celebrate The Release Of MORTAL KOMBAT
It’s been a helluva ride waiting out the last fifty-thousand seven-hundred and thirty eight years for another Mortal Kombat movie to arise, and for that, it’s as surreal as it is sobering that many of us fans around the world will get to close this chapter with the hope of prospective sequels stemming from this latest effort by debut filmmaker Simon McQuoid.Alas, I hope everyone checking the film out this weekend does so safely, whether in a limited theater or at home. For all this and more, I now bring you to the latest what-in-hell-is-going-on-ness that is the latest independent music video premiere of Mortal Kombat co-star headlining as “Kung Lao”, actor/martial artist and JC Stunt Team cohort Max Huang, performing “Flawless Victory” to ring in the opening weekend.And… yeah. This is a pretty solid jam. Be cool if Watertower Music considers this a fair addition to the franchise’s audibles, and of course, with “Sub-Zero” actor Joe Taslim signed onto four more installments provided McQuoid’s debut performs to its success, we may have a franchise yet.Rock on, Max!
ACÉRÉ: Ross Peacock’s New Action Short Debuts With Five Minutes Of Thrills, Short And To The Bloody, Brutal Point
If you’re a deep action aficionado like myself, who is appreciative of the introspection and analysis of the action genre, you should be familiar with the name Ross Peacock, aka Rossatron. His video essays on YouTube about Action Cinema are the finest you’ll ever see, I promise you. No one breaks down Action movies quite like Ross.
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