‘Love Hurts’ Star Daniel Wu on Asian Representation in Cinema
Love Hurts starring Ke Huy Quan is hitting theaters this Friday. In the film, Quan’s Marvin Gable finds the ultimate villain in Daniel Wu’s Alvin “Knuckles” Gable, Marvin’s brother. After all, you...
View ArticleNOC Review: ‘Love Hurts’ is a Sweet But Messy Valentine
Last year I reviewed an action movie that I had incredibly high hopes for based on its cast and action-proficient filmmakers, called Argylle. While the movie had its moments, ultimately, it was a...
View ArticleThe Final Verdict on Asian Representation in ‘Cobra Kai’
Nearly seven years after its debut, Cobra Kai has come to an end. The third and final batch of episodes from its sixth and final season dropped on Netflix last Thursday, bringing with it some of the...
View ArticleNew ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Trailer Teases Potential for Post-‘Cobra Kai’ Canon
Although it’s been just under two months since Cobra Kai came to an end, the Karate Kid universe is soon to welcome a new entry in the form of Karate Kid: Legends. Starring Jackie Chan, Ralph Macchio,...
View ArticleLexi Alexander Returns to Filmmaking with ‘Absolute Dominion’
A fact that doesn’t get nearly distributed far enough is that Lexi Alexander was the very first woman to direct a Marvel film with the ultra violent and ultra delightful Punisher: War Zone back in...
View ArticleMing-Na Wen on Motherhood and Her Return to Film in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ming-Na Wen is excited to return to the big screen in Karate Kid: Legends. The iconic 61-year-old Disney Legend has been busy working on television series and films, all of which have been shot in her...
View ArticleBen Wang is Ready to Kick Stereotypes and Tropes in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ben Wang was just six years old when he moved from Beijing to a small rural town in Minnesota. He recalls having to start all over and figure out his place in this new life and city. It’s one of …
View Article‘The Furious’ Proves Pure Action Spectacle Speaks Louder Than Words
Kenji Tanigaki’s The Furious is the kind of action film that demands to be experienced in a theater, where the
View Article‘The Furious’ Director and Cast on Translating Fighting into Emotional...
Action films are cinema, pure and simple. Kenji Tanigaki’s The Furious not only embraces this truth, it elevates it. Although
View Article‘Street Fighter’ Drops Epic New Trailer and Goes Global
The newest Street Fighter trailer takes a closer look at Ryu and Ken's storyline and the complex world of tournament fighting. Outside of the tournaments, the cast has kicked off its world tour in...
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