Holy hot mother of all the creamy goodness! It's the reel deal Machete trailer. With DeNiro! Alba! Seagal! Lohan! (in Nun outfit!) Wowzers.Danny Trejo is the man, fuck Arizona! One of the best faux trailers in the 2007 Grindhouse flick. Next to Thanksgiving. That is also slated for 2011 release. Yesssss!

Can't wait for this one. Drops in September! Trailer below...

Labels: action, grindhouse, guns

Aka "The Dragon Flies." Director Brian Trenchard-Smith ("Stunt Rock") takes my favorite Asian action hero Jimmy Wang Yu and showcases him under this Aussie production with a special appearance by Sammo Hung to boot. Oh yeah, George Lazenby ("On Her Majesty's Secret Service") plays a drug trafficking, gun toting evil son of a bitch with an arsenal of firepower that could take down any motherfucker in his way.

Right off the top this movie kicks ass from the beautiful locations all the way down to the edgy synthed out soundtrack. Even the opening title track called "SkyHigh" is very catchy and fits the pic perfectly. I need this friggin' soundtrack!
Also, it must be noted that the stunts in this movie are hardcore. The car crashes and real looking fight sequences are all wild. One shot in particular, a car blows up and the door comes flying at the cameraman making for a sick shot but was obviously an accident. An accident that could have been deadly. Yeah, that's a nice pic with Jimmy Wang Yu rockin' the full Adidas tracksuit!

Minus a few slow points this Aus-Chopsocky mash up is one to check out, fo' sho. As usual, enjoy the original theatrical trailer - you'll get a good feel from the trailer how crazy these stunts actually are...

Labels: 70s, action, ass kickin, drugs, guns, jimmy wang yu, kung-fu

The Killer and Hard Boiled are great Chow Yun Fat flicks, but God of Gamblers has a warm place in my heart for being so freakin' badass and unique.

Chow plays a master gambler who hits his head and suffers from amnesia. Trick is...the only way for him to remember is by eating chocolate. Then, he's magically on point again! Writer/director Wong Jing is the mastermind behind this gem and he delivers a solid balance of drama, comedy and action.I highly recommend this as a double feature with Stephen Chow's All for The Winner. Yes, it's a GOG spoof. And until you get that chance - check out this awesomeness:

Labels: card tricks, chow yun fat, guns