Wushu Warrior (2010)

Director:

Alain Desrochers

Writers:

Allen Hatcher (screenplay), Cecil Arto

Stars:

Matt Frewer, Tod Fennell, Amber Goldfarb

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Matt Frewer	...	Lord Edward Lindsey
Tod Fennell	...	Jonathan Elders
Amber Goldfarb	...	Priscilla Lindsey (as Amber Mullin)
Gang Zhao	...	Uncle Pei
Lok-Tung Po	...	Qian Hua (as Pu Pu)
Yuan Fang	...	Tian
Luke Liu Zhi Gang	...	Chen
Peng Zhen Zhong	...	Wang
Eddy Yihua Lin	...	Chow Fung
Xiao Lung Ding	...	Master Li (as Din Xiao Long)
Cui Yue Ming	...	Lai (as Cue Yue Ming)
Matthew Bloomfield	...	Reverend Elders
Hai Bin	...	Ding Lan
Joseph Cannell	...	Young Jonathan (age 10)
Karl Dominik	...	Captain Reynolds (as Karl Dominik Ignaczak)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

martial arts

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Taglines:

He was the one they feared the most!

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Genres:

Action

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for some violence and drug content

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 November 2008 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Shoreline Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

In a scene that alternates back and forth between the girl locked in a room and the hero working out by himself, in one of his spin kicks towards the end of the routine, you can see that his foot strikes some kind of curtain that contains the background image.

User Reviews

As disappointing as fuzzy cable to a 12 year old

For anyone who doesn't remember analog cable television there was this amazing phenomenon where if you didn't pay for HBO or Cinemax you could still hear them and could see a little bit of a picture every couple of seconds. As a teenager I would, of course, sneak into the room with the TV after respectable hours and try to catch a glimpse of fuzzy nudity. Why tell this story? I felt like trying to find wushu style martial arts in Wushu Warrior was liking trying to find out what a woman looks like naked with fuzzy cable. It's the same as trying to find Waldo in a room full of Santa Claus suits, with one main difference. When you find Waldo you're excited. When you see the Wushu in this crappy movie you go "meh" and then realize you just wasted an hour and a half.

It's not a good movie. Don't watch this. If you're reading these reviews thinking 'at least I'll get some sweet kung-fu, right?' ... don't fall for it. This is not worth watching.

Rating: 4/40