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Canadian Stuntman/Filmmaker Kyle Wong In Development With Untitled Horror Comedy Thriller [EXCLUSIVE]

Frustratingly, there’s quite a bit I’ve had to leave out of this post, but what I can report is that stunt performer and indepedent filmmaker Kyle Wong (Vendetta, The Line) is in longstanding development on a new comedic action horror thriller as of last year. That’s the good news, although the bad news does take some sifting, so bear with me. Plot details on the project are unknown, but things began evolving last summer with Wong in preliminary discussions about the project with a partner based in the U.S. (more on this person later). As things stands, 2021 should’ve been the major turning point for it all as talks between Wong, his partner, and an unnamed local producer in Winnepeg eventually ramped up back in January through February. Wong then organized a viewing party for his Crow-inspired fan film, Nightwatch, where producers and potential backers joined in on the fun […]

THE CROW: NIGHTWATCH Trailer Launches Ahead Of Fan Film Short Premiere This Weekend

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We may never get to feast eyes on any incarnation there may be planned for The Crow, but you can always count on independent creatives to nail their own signature takes on the property. Perhaps Kyle Wong’s The Crow: Nightwatch will hopefully carry on and help reignite the interest. Based on the hit comic book series “The Crow”, a new incarnation where Sergeant Mark Leung and his wife are murdered and their daughter Isabelle taken by a Triad run human trafficking ring. Mark’s partner Caitlin races to locate them before the trail runs cold and her chance at rescuing Isabelle disappears into the criminal underworld with them. Wong is setting up a Sunday launch date through Vimeo which you can bookmark here. The Crow: Nightwatch also stars Lauren Marshall, Alexandra Wittering, Aaron Fung, Raymond Ayson and Alexis Erickson-Sliboda.

Kyle Wong Talks Up WARRIOR With The Movie Dojo’s Own Phat Samurai Guy

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The past few months have proven to be the most driven for one of our own here on this platform. If you’ve been keeping up with all things related to the hit series, Warrior, which is currently streaming both seasons on HBO Max, and you happen to be one of our readers, chances are you’ve caught on to Kyle Wong’s own reviews of each episode. The series continues to inspire as it’s been doing, despite the discouraging lack of a third season and the reportedly paltry media attention against all cries from fans for the show’s continuance, myself included, wishful thinking be damned. Welp, that didn’t stop Kyle’s mission to cover this show, and The Movie Dojo’s own Phat Samurai Guy only recently wrapped up his own viewing and has since taken up arms with the fanbase to keep the fervor going as of late Tuesday in a new episode […]

Watch Kyle Wong Fight His Way Out Of Hell In AVICI 1 And 2

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It’s been about five years since independent actor and filmmaker Kyle Wong decided to get serious about directing, having grown a passion for it since the tender age of seven. In 2012, while attending school at the University of Manitoba in Canada, he had begun aligning himself with like-minded individuals to put his editing skills to work and evolving his craft as an independent filmmaker on Canada’s map. Nowadays, you will find him among that same group in the form of his new symbolically-named indie production company, Black Ice 140 Productions, where they have spent the past two years building their repetoire prior to launching the indie banner this year. Their newest project arrived back in April of this year with the shortfilm, Avici, the first of a 3-part experimental action series that explores a world inspired by homages to literatures, as well as Wong‘s affinity for the Hong Kong […]