Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[ferretchucker]

Dreamers.

It was...weird.

[DP McCoy]

Never Back Down - This was like the Karate Kid but with MMA replacing Karate.It was a mildly entertaining if forgettable time waster. 6/10

No Retreat,No Surrender 2:Raging Thunder - An old favorite from lazy days spent wagging school to rent dumb action films on VHS.Terrible acting and truly awful dialogue is all part of the charm,and Loren Avedon's crazy eye's during the fight scenes are truly awesome ! 7/10 (This is a nostalgia rating only and should not be considered a true reflection of the quality of the film !)

[Angra]

Originally Posted by DP McCoy

Never Back Down - This was like the Karate Kid but with MMA replacing Karate.It was a mildly entertaining if forgettable time waster. 6/10

No Retreat,No Surrender 2:Raging Thunder - An old favorite from lazy days spent wagging school to rent dumb action films on VHS.Terrible acting and truly awful dialogue is all part of the charm,and Loren Avedon's crazy eye's during the fight scenes are truly awesome ! 7/10 (This is a nostalgia rating only and should not be considered a true reflection of the quality of the film !)

The big difference between those two movies is that Loren Avedon could actually fight. Loved him. Especially in King of the Kickboxers. One of the best Martial arts movies, imho. And i also think the dude was a decent actor. Now, his co-actors on the other hand.. yuck.

[Angra]

Eeeerh.. right.

[Angra]

"The people under the stairs" 7-810

One of very few horror movies starring black people.

Too bad it was more PG13 than PG18. The cover deserved it.



"Dark Floors" 7-8/10

Annoying characters, but it sure was entertaining from start to "finnish".

Did i get it? Heeell no!! :D

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by Angra

The big difference between those two movies is that Loren Avedon could actually fight. Loved him. Especially in King of the Kickboxers. One of the best Martial arts movies, imho. And i also think the dude was a decent actor. Now, his co-actors on the other hand.. yuck.

Do you think it really makes much different if the star of a martial artist can actually fight?

Jackie Chan is one of my fave (if not favourite) Kung Fu/Martial Arts starts but hes not a fighter infact his back ground is in Peking Opera not even a tradition (non practical) Martial art like Wushu...

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

Do you think it really makes much different if the star of a martial artist can actually fight?

Jackie Chan is one of my fave (if not favourite) Kung Fu/Martial Arts starts but hes not a fighter infact his back ground is in Peking Opera not even a tradition (non practical) Martial art like Wushu...

When i say he can actually fight i mean in movies. He's got skills. Non in "Never back down" had. It was just normal actors in an action movie. That always sucks.

[roshiq]

April Fool's Day (1986)



>>: B+


Terror Trap (2010)



Vacancy (part 3) with a different title.

>>: C-

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by Angra

King of the Kickboxers. One of the best Martial arts movies, imho.

I dig that one a lot too. Have you seen Blood & Bone? That was one of the better new school martial arts flicks in awhile.

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

I dig that one a lot too. Have you seen Blood & Bone? That was one of the better new school martial arts flicks in awhile.

Cool.

I don't think i've heard of that one. Do you have a link?