Sat down with The Action Desk to talk Man of War. Where it came from. Why the action has to hurt. I don’t make violence look fun. Never have. War is a monster — chaos, fear, brutality. If you flinch, we did our job. Big thanks to Jordan Crucchiola and the rscl films team for the conversation and the kind words. Full interview at the link. Man of War is out now on digital everywhere — Apple TV and Prime Video. #ManOfWar# #ActionCinema# #IndependentFilm#

BOOM. Released three years ago. Still kicking doors in. 697K views. 28K likes. 7,094 shares. 11K saves. Still climbing. No studio machine. No ad spend. Just a crew that knows what a gunfight is supposed to look like… and an audience that can tell the difference. Swift. LOUD and Deadly! The Channel — streaming now on Prime Video and Apple TV etc.. And the new one, Man of War — out now on digital everywhere. #UnapologeticallyGenre# #IndieFilm# #ActionCinema#

.@JonahJeng marks the highly anticipated international release of the Hong Kong crime thriller THE FURIOUS with an expansive appreciation of its action director Kensuke Sonomura, who has masterminded “some of the most idiosyncratic fight scenes in contemporary action cinema.” →

The Butcher's Blade 手遮天 [2026] Directed By: Liu Wenpu Brought to you by the team behind "Eye For An Eye" The Butcher's Blade is currently out on Digital, but a physical release is dropping from @wellgousa via AMAZON on July 7th. It has action choreography by Du Xiaohui and is the next one up in action cinema in mainland China and works closely with Qin Pengfei. "Local constable Xue Buyi keeps his distance from corrupt colleagues until he is framed for the theft of thousands of dollars in relief funds. Now he must choose: fight to clear his name or uphold the law he's sworn to obey"

"From Die Bad, which “set the standard for Korean ‘B-movies,’” to his collaborations with Jung Doo-hung, to Humint’s steely refinement of mainstream action aesthetics, Ryoo [Seung-wan] has always been at the leading edge of Korean action cinema, reflecting its tendencies while pushing it forward. All eyes should be on where he goes next." @JonahJeng writes on the adrenaline-fueled cinema of Ryoo Seung-wan, an essential filmmaker affectionately known as “The Action Kid” in South Korea: