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Now On Tubi: Ranjeet Marwa’s EXILED: THE CHOSEN ONES Begs You To Be Put Out Of Your Misery

Making an independent action film is one thing, as the hardships and challenges that come with it tend to outweigh the more prosperous and opportune aspects there could be. Trying to accomplish this sort of task is another whole ‘nother ordeal, particularly in the midst of a global pandemic, although suffice it to say, even those projects, however which way they rate, were watchable. Director Ranjeet S. Marwa came into his feature debut, Exiled: The Chosen Ones, after years of directing smaller independent projects, of which nearly all of them are unavailable to watch anywhere as of this write-up. When he took off at the top of 2020, launching a crowdfunder for Blood Rush, a new thrilling action feature in the vein of films like Headshot and The Raid, expectations were high, even including my own. To say the least, however, enough time has passed that with Blood Rush falling […]

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EXILED: THE CHOSEN ONES Streams On Amazon Prime In July

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Amazon Prime users in Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. will be among audiences to firstly catch Ranjeet S. Marwa’s new film, Exiled: The Chosen Ones, with an official trailer now online ahead of its streaming launch set for July 14. The film is written by Marwa and stars Sunny Pang as a Yakuza enforcer who awakens in a locked-down prison facility housing other inmates, all subject to a deadly game of survival where the rich place their bets. Fans already saw a trailer launch last year while Marwa segued onto upcoming cyberpunk thriller, Rupture, with Exiled having been in negotiations with buyers until an acquisition was made official. Khan also served as fight choreographer on Exiled in addition to Pang with whom he shares an action-packed fight finale on screen, which also marks their first venture together going forward as Marwa ramps up his next Pang starrer, Blind Wolf. […]

BLIND WOLF Reteams The Minds Behind ‘Kill Fist’ And Upcoming ‘Exiled’ For Singapore Assassin Thriller Production In November

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Consider this a heads-up if you’re eagerly awaiting the latest on Singaporean actor Sunny Pang. With Gareth Evans’ Havoc on deck from Netflix, the actor is now suiting up as a blind government assassin in Ranjeet Marwa’s Blind Wolf which rolls cameras this November in Singapore. The two previously worked on Marwa’s dystopian survival thriller, Exiled: The Chosen Ones, which is still par for a Southeast Asian release this year. Formerly known as Blind Rage, the film also marks a reunion for Pang and Malaysian filmmaker James Lee whose script will drive the story; Lee has worked with Pang on multiple occasions, namely 2012 action comedy, The Collector, and 2019 martial arts thriller, Kill-Fist. The update also comes a few years after we broke the news a few Decembers ago, describing the overall vision and tone as a cross between The Equalizer, Marvel’s Daredevil and the 1980 jidaigeki classic, Shogun Assassin. Marwa showed me […]

DIG ME NO GRAVE Shovels Out Late January Start Date For New Psychological Survival Thriller

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Ranjeet S. Marwa will direct psychological horror thriller, Dig Me No Grave, later this month in the U.K.. The Birmingham-based filmmaker had been touting some preliminary artwork for the last few months (which you can check out below) as production ramped up. Casting has firstly added Warren Hicks, James Bryhan and Mark Strange, all rejoining Marwa from his previous work. Marwa will direct from a multi-award winning screenplay storied and written by Gary A. Piazza (upcoming Red Scarlett), which centers on an aging hunter who tangles with a bear and traps himself underneath its body for days before being found on death’s doorstep by a vengeful sociopath who terrorizes him in a remote cabin. “It’s a story about isolation, the human condition – both mentally and physically. What the human body is able to endure.” says Marwa. “Essentially, at it’s core, it’s a story about not only man V. nature, […]