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HIT LIST HEAD’S UP: Master Ken Makes His Entrance In The Official Teaser For OF MARTIAL ARTS AND MEN: ENTER THE DOJANG

The next installment of the Hit List is currently in production, we have also been ramping up promotion of filmmaker Eric Nguyen’s apparent efforts to build toward an epic shortfilm trilogy. For this, we recently highlit his 2015 comedy, Of Martial Arts And Men along with exclusive coverage featuring stills for the pending sequel, Of Martial Arts And Men: Enter The Dojang.

That project will go live publicly on Nguyen’s Lunar Stunts Action Cinema YouTube channel on April 25. In the meantime, those wishing to catch it sooner will be able to do when Film Combat Syndicate will proudly premiere the action comedy sequel for the April 24 edition of The Hit List which will publish between the hours of 7:00pm and 8:00pm EST.

Returning are Lunar Stunts principles, actors Irvin Nguyen and Mickey Arce reprising their roles as master and student who fought for each other to save their school in the first film. The sequel will introduce actor and martial artist Matt Page donning his famed Enter The Dojo persona, Master Ken who raids the school to challenge our two underdogs, boasting nothing short of the zany, comedic, groin-stomping martial arts bravado fans have grown to know and love since 2010.

More will be determined with Page also involved in the third installment as well while Nguyen has kindly graced netizens with an official teaser for the upcoming shortfilm sequel which you can view below!

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THE FIGHTING JOURNEYMAN: An Interview With Eric Nguyen

He acts and occasionally performs stunts, but he especially exercises his strengths behind the camera as well with his brother, Irvin, and fellow Lunar principle, Mikey Arce, among the team getting down and dirty to help manifest Eric’s vision. It’s an honor to see people like him doing what he does and a true gift to the genre as it adds to the potential quality it often starves within the mainstream, and you needn’t look further than the content on his channel with projects like Eat.Pray.Ninja. and the Pandora’s Box trilogy, and several of his collaborations with other filmmakers which are also online.

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Lunar Stunts Presents: EAT. PRAY. NINJA.

Caroline Ward, Joshua Bross and Joey Bravo star here, along with Irvin Nguyen, Joelle Nguyen and our dear troublemaking over-the-top ninja boss Mickey Arce. Feel free to watch the shortfilm right now in the embed below, and by all means, if you wish to experience this latest from Lunar Stunts with friends, simply add ninjas. They make everything better!

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No Guns Needed In The Latest Episode Of THE FIGHTING JOURNEY From Lunar Stunts

Longtime indie action fans may be familiar with veteran filmmaker and Jabronie Pictures founder Fernando Jay Huerto, whose earlier projects within the past decade included two independently made shortfilms, Gunpoint and Gunpoint 2. Well, Huerto has now returned to carry on his memorable character in a short spin-off performance in fellow indie director and Lunar Stunts founder Eric Nguyen‘s sixth installment of his longstanding action miniseries, The Fighting Journey – a filmmaking experiment with various performers from around the country.

Huerto performs opposite fellow performer, actor Irvin Nguyen.

As a noteworthy mention, my own previous conversations with Huerto have led to possibile mentions of a Gunpoint revival in some capacity. Of course, as with the nature of independent filmmaking, time will tell. Other than that, head over to the official Facebook pagefor Jabronie Pictures to keep posted on what’s what. For all things Lunar Stunts, subscribe to the channel in the embed below and take The Fighting Journey for yourselves!

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Eric And Irvin Nguyen Take Viewers On THE FIGHTING JOURNEY

Independent filmmaking and Lunar Stunts action duo Eric Nguyen and brother Irvin Nguyen have introduced a new martial arts miniseries called The Fighting Journey. Their first clip shows the two featuring some more of their experimental choreography, as part of a project that will help expand their screenfighting with other performers.

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