Bruce Lee’s death in the summer of 1973 shocked the world: he was a ground-breaking, transcendent martial arts star who had captured the imagination of theater-going audiences all over the world, and in the process made...
Get ready for more ninjas in this installment of No Surrender Cinema, as the men in black are pitted against a formidable foe. Two of the biggest genres in martial arts movie history combine in this...
Earlier this week Michael Worth and Grizzly Peak Films announced an Indiegogo campaign for a film that will be of great interest to fans of the old Kung Fu Theater days. The working title is House...
This summer will mark the anniversary of two incredibly important events of martial arts history; the death of Bruce Lee, and the posthumous release of Enter The Dragon, the most highly regarded and important film from the martial...
1978’s My Name Called Bruce has has to be one of the most grammatically awkward titles not only in the history of martial arts cinema, but all of cinematic history. After watching My Name Called Bruce,...
Whenever I am unsure what to watch and what to review for the site, there is always one place I know I can turn… the massive filmography of Director Cirio H. Santiago. In this installment of...
Truth in advertising and Bruceploitation movies aren’t exactly synonymous with one another. With that said, one might be skeptical about just how great 1979’s Bruce Le’s Greatest Revenge actually was. I will admit, I was a...
I have seen movies starring Bruce Lee. I have seen movies starring Bruce Li. I have seen movies starring Bruce Willis. But after watching 1977’s Return of Bruce, I can say I have seen a movie...
In a world of movies about people wanting a book written by Bruce Lee, 1980’s Bruce’s Fists of Vengeance is one of them… Peter Out: At this point in my life, I have seen my fair...
There are just a few more days left for Michael Worth’s Martial Art: A Pictorial History of Bruceploitation Posters Indiegogo campaign. Click here to go the official Indiegogo campaign page! Michael Worth’s love of the Bruceploitation...
