Stacie Randall (Puppet Master 4, Trancers 4, Ghoulies IV, various films with Corey Haim/Feldman) plays Harley Cordell, a Special Forces agent-turned-investigator. She’s hunting down her former C.O. and lover who shot her in the head when she turned down his offer to become part of the freelance assassination squad he was forming.
Directed by Jonathan Winfrey (Black Scorpion, Carnosaur 3, Bloodfist VII: Manhunt)
Fight choreography by James Lew (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Raipd Fire, They Live)
Best Line: “I’ll remember you were polite when I’m doing you.” – James Lew as Lee
This trailer was included as a bonus on the Japanese Blu-ray release of Ninja Scroll (1993). Apparently Madhouse, the studio behind Yoshiaki Kawajiri’s original film, has been unable to get this sequel made.
Takumi Shiga was born in Furano, Hokkaido, Japan, in 1981. Shiga has created TV commercials, TV program’s opening titles, Station-ID and music videos since he was a student. Now he works as a director and CG creator. Shiga was nominated for the world’s 100 creators of “DOTMOV festival”. His movies were shown at the “Edinburgh International Film Festival”, “resfest japan tour” , “onedotzero” and “Shots”. Shiga created “SPACE SHOER TV Official Website Promotion Spot”, which won the Bronze award in 2010 PromaxBDA Design Awards.
Gallery1988 is taking Crazy 4 Cult, their annual show with artwork inspired by classic cult movies, on the road and straight to the Big Apple! The subject of an international art coffee table book last year, this show has brought in thousands of patrons since its inception in 2006 and has been covered by hundreds of media outlets. And for the first time ever, Gallery1988 will be holding a show outside of California. Crazy 4 Cult NY will open in August 9th, with an opening reception from 6-9 PM, at 64 Gansevoort St. in the Meat Packing District. The show will stay up in this location through September 1st, and will feature over 200 artists.
Starring Thomas Ian Griffith, Lance Henriksen, James Earl Jones, Tony Todd, Burt Young (Uncle Paulie from Rocky), W. Earl Brown (Dan Dority from Deadwood)
Thomas Ian Griffith is probably most known for playing Terry Silver, the villain in Karate Kid III. Coincidentally he also plays a character named Terry in Excessive Force.
Highlights: T.I.G. sings Danny Boy (0:24) T.I.G. performs his signature move: Jump Kick! (1:25) Burt Young stabs a guy in the ear with a pen (1:33) T.I.G. and James Earl Jones: Excessive Jazz (2:05) James Earl Jones does a funny dance (2:52) W. Earl Brown breaks a guys legs (3:18) “So you just break into my house, get drunk, and feed your cat?” (4:04) T.I.G. impales a guy with a pitchfork (6:44) T.I.G. vs Tony Todd (7:07) Final Battle: T.I.G. vs Lance Henriksen (7:55)
Plot: Chicago PD detective Terry McCain is mercilessly efficient against serious criminals, therefore hated. After a major coup, his personal love-ones are targeted, a rookie partner is bomb-murdered. Realizing there must be an accomplice within the force, he goes undercover. Slowly it becomes clear he’s up against a monster-conspiracy, with branches in all power houses.
A portrait commissioned by Metro City of the great Mayor Haggar. The Mayor insisted on wearing his shoulder strap from his pro wrestling days while sitting for the portrait.
