THE SHEPHERD CODE II: ROAD BACK Review: A Regressive Sequel Retread With A Little Improvement
The film opens in UK cinemas on September 19 and on digital worldwide beginning October 9.
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BLACK CREEK: Cynthia Rothrock Seeks Western Vengeance In The Official Trailer
Black Creek arrives on Apple TV+ in June from VMI Worldwide.
TAKEN FROM RIO BRAVO: Catch The Trailer For The New Western Sequel Starring Alexander Nevsky And Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson
Actor and producer Alexander Nevsky’s latest turn in Western genre thrills has some trailer treatment making the rounds for Taken From Rio Bravo, the sequel to last year’s Shout! release, Gunfight At Rio Bravo. Both films feature Nevsky in the role of Russian-born John Basil Turchin, former U.S. Civil War officer-turned-gunslinger and lawman, with Joe Cornet directing and co-starring. The new and second chapter sees the return of the mysterious Russian gunslinger who teams up with Sheriff Vernon Kelly (Cornet) in pursuit of a gang of sadistic human traffickers known as The Posse, who have kidnapped five women. Cast also includes a mix of new and returning actors: action icons Cynthia Rothrock, Matthias Hues and Don “The Dragon” Wilson, and actors Irina Antonenko, Tatiana Neva, John Fallon, and Kerry Goodwin. Cornet directed from returning scribe Craig Hamann’s screenplay with Nevsky producing for his Hollywood Storm label, alongside exec producers Eric Brenner for ETA Films, Cornet for San […]
NEW YORK NINJA Review: Vinegar Syndrome’s Finishing Touch Renews Retro Ninja Cinema Glory With A Newborn Classic
One only wonders how many film gems have been lost over the years. It’s an interesting topic, and it’s not without the efforts of people like the good folks at Vinegar Syndrome that we get to have these kinds of conversations – the kind that lead us to one of film history’s most obscure productions to date: New York Ninja. Shepherded by director/writer/producer Kurtis M. Spieler for its restoration and completion, Taiwanese actor, martial artist and filmmaker John Liu’s one-and-only American production invites you to a lookback at Old New York, a perfect setting for any director with a fondness for the city’s gritty, kinetic and revivifying backdrop to tell a story on. Liu’s story begins almost immediately as he leads the film in the role of John, a news channel sound tech who learns his girlfriend has fallen victim to the wave of rising crime against women in the […]