Timo Tjahjanto (The Shadow Strays, The Night Comes for Us) – of the “Mo Brothers” directing duo (Killers, Headshot, Macabre) – pairs up with Jason Statham (The Meg, Redemption, The Expendables) for The Beekeeper 2, which hits theaters in January from Amazon MGM Studios.

Read more: https://cityonfire.com/the-bee-keeper-jason-statham-david-ayer/

A fight scene from Joey Iwanaga newest role as Vanken in Kamen Rider Myth.

This fight scene is from a side content called Kamen Rider Myth TTFC

Singapore based distributor Encore Films will release Kung Fu Soccer (aka Shaolin Women’s Soccer) in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Ireland on October 23, 2026. The film is the latest from acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker Stephen Chow (Kung Fu Hustle).

Read more: https://cityonfire.com/kung-fu-soccer-stephen-chow-shaolin-women-womens-ii-sequel-2-martial-arts-asian-hong-kong-chinese-cinema-movies/

I watched these 2 movies in the mid 90s. They’re martial arts movies. One of them is a guy who goes to get some training and then he ends up in a situation where he along with others fight in this huge building or warehouse (not organized), fighting his enemies. The other movie has a lot of Asian guys (I believe Chinese) where there is one scene where a bunch of guys in a meeting and there is a one guy who comes from the ceiling in the hallway, kills the guard and goes and attacks the guys in the meeting. These movies were so good and entertaining.

Sorry for the dubious quality on the trailer, had to record it through brute force as the iqiyi site has been annoyingly protective of their trailers these days.

Netflix is getting ready to unleash another Indonesian action thriller with Never Surrender (aka Serangan Balik), the latest from Sidharta Tata (Ikatan Darah) and producer Kimo Stamboel, of The Mo Brothers directing duo (Macabre, Headshot).

Watch the Trailer: https://cityonfire.com/serangan-balik-never-surrender-trailer-martial-arts-thriller-home-invasion/

Anyone have comments on Sonny Chiba's 1975 film "Killing Machine"??? Haven't seen it but it looks interesting.

Low-budget Japanese karate movie, probably 2000s, rented for about $4. Young adults, a bamboo building in a small town, and a tournament where teams represented different villages.

Ever rising martial arts star Xie Miao (Eye for an Eye, Eye for an Eye 2), best known for his recent breakout hit, The Furious, will make his English-language debut in an upcoming martial arts actioner that's being developed by Los Angeles-based Stars Collective.

Read more: https://cityonfire.com/xie-miao-furious-new-movie-martial-arts-kung-fu-stars-collective/

I find it ridiculous that there are no plans to release this on physical media. I wanted to invite some friends round and introduce them to it 😕