Yowza.
IâM FUCKIN IN
Came across these to fight reels on Youtube today.
Looks interestingâŚ
Over the past week, I saw two action films on Netflix. One was called âCall Me Kingâ and the other was called âEverlyâ starring Salma Hayek. Both were interesting for what itâs worth since they were like independent action films.
Looks promising.
Lol Everly was a good movie imo but the critics shat all over it.
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Cobra Kai dropped today. the first two episodes are free on Youtube but the series is on Youtube Red.
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Recently watched The Matrix again 
That first kung fu scene between Morpheus and Neo still excites me. I love scenes like that where reality is altered.
Yall niggas need to watch Cobra Kai. Shit had no business being that damn good. They did a great job of balancing nostalgia, while filling in parts of the old story. The new elements they added donât feel invasive and like theyâre shitting on Pat Moritaâs legacy unlike that Jaden Smith piece of shit movie. Must watch if youâre a fan. If youâre like me hopefully you still have your free Youtube RED trial, since I know you niggas havenât watched anything on there. Right? 
Scott Adkins will be in Ip Man 4
Adkins really is consigned to B movie hell. Needs to fire his agent, take a low key role in some kinda thriller as a non super solider/goon/convict and try and play it straight for a few movies.
Guy should have been like JCVD but all he is getting is this obscure âsequelâ bullshit.
SoooâŚI stumbled across thisâŚ
its a shitty martial arts series but a great drama/comedy
First reviews for The Night Comes For Us, starring Joe Taslim and Iko Uwais
Screen Anarchy:
All you need is a girl, a gun, and 30 million gallons of blood.
Bullets, knives, and fists come in handy, too, in Timo Tjahjantoâs extremely violent action picture The Night Comes For Us . The violence is brutal and explicit: broken bones burst through the skin, sharp-edged weapons slash their way into and out of body parts, and thousands of bullets thump into and fly out of bodies that take more punishment than is humanly possible.
So, yes, hardcore action fans should be delighted!
https://screenanarchy.com/2018/09/fâŚt-comes-for-us-brutal-spectacular-action.html
Film School Rejects:
It may lack The Raid: Redemptionâs narrative simplicity and The Raid 2âs gorgeous cinematography, but in specific regard to the action, momentum, and beautiful, bone-breaking fight sequences this is a blistering and aggressively thrilling action masterpiece. Your own muscles will ache while watching it as you tense in anticipation, excitement, and sympathy for the brutal beatings youâre witnessing on the screen. No real body could take this kind of abuse for very long â hell, Iâm pretty confident that any one of these hits would end me â but while most opponents are dispatched quickly and painfully there are a few brawls that go the distance including a third act face-off of epic proportions. Tjahjanto knows itâs insane, but he plays it serious and pushes his two leads to nearly absurd extremes in a fight that rivals any of the one-on-one fights in Gareth Evansâ films.
https://filmschoolrejects.com/the-night-comes-for-us-review-netflix/
Birth Movies Death:
I adore The Night Comes for Us and feel especially happy that itâs hitting Netflix where more people are likely to find it, though I lament that so few will get to see it on the big screen with a hungry crowd. Nevertheless, I imagine this will be the one I put on whenever I meet a new action fan. Itâs fast, fun and the new peak for action gore. It will also make you very nervous about pool balls and what they can do to a human face.
https://birthmoviesdeath.com/2018/0âŚght-comes-for-us-is-action-cinemas-dead-alive
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So I was looking at a movie on Amazon Prime called Champion Road. Think Lionheart but with black people. Itâs low budget but I liked it. Now Iâm watching the sequel.
Ip Man 4 final trailer.
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