Lee B. Golden is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in Polygon. Lee specializes in covering the world of action films, thrillers, and crime series, providing reviews, updates, and exclusive content. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for action-packed entertainment, Lee delivers engaging articles that keep readers informed and entertained.
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By: Lee B. Golden
No, you’re not going crazy. It really has been four years since director Choi Won-sub and leading man Kwon Sang-woo landed a hit with action comedy Hitman: Agent Jun, about a construction worker whose past and present worlds collide through his elementary passion for drawing webtoons. That story now continues with the pending release of Hitman 2, rejoining the star and director for another explosive affair that also adds Jung Joon-ho and Lee Yi-kyung from the first film.
By: Lee B. Golden
Lightbulb Film Distribution opens Street Trash in UK cinemas on January 10, and on digital and Blu-Ray on February 17.
By: Lee B. Golden
Fifteen years is probably long enough for someone like Leroy Nguyen to have lived and toiled through the independent film arena to garner a book publication one day. Whether or not that day comes remains to be seen, while his latest feature film makes the release rounds via Amazon on digital for rental or purchase with The Brokenhearted, a gritty new crime drama that is also poised to be his final bow.
Harbin is currently playing in select U.S. theaters from Well Go USA
By: Lee B. Golden
It is an exciting time to be a Donnie Yen fan – specifically for anyone who has kept up with the 61 year-old martial arts film star post-Wilson Yip’s Sha Po Lang, which hailed a resurgence of Hong Kong action full of gumption and bravado. It was the era of Flash Point as well, as Yen took to his team to showcase a performance of technique and dexterity that remains as fresh as it did to this day, building enough momentum for the actor to branch out a little further to other different roles on both sides of the lens.
By: Lee B. Golden
Award-winning indie director Aeddan Sussex is moving ahead with shortfilm, Killer 11, I can report as of Monday. Sussex is reteaming with actor and martial artist Jon Alagoa and a number of others as the team readies a crowdfuding campaign upon finalizing a budget and locations.
By: Lee B. Golden
An extensive new first look is online for Dark Deal, the new action crime thriller from TKO Productions. The clip features lead actor Braden D. White who leads a cast that also lists Lilly Sunshine, Mattea White, Carl Rhonin, and Rodney Smith.
By: Lee B. Golden
The wee hours of Friday saw a new poster for The Shadow’s Edge, marked for a 2025 release to be announced and starring Jackie Chan and Tony Leung Ka-Fai. The film reteams Chan with Ride On helmer Larry Yang, as well as actor and martial artist Zac Wang who made his Western debut opposite Jaden Smith in The Karate Kid (2010).
By: Lee B. Golden
Production is firmly underway for Bomb, a new psychological suspense thriller from director Akira Nagai (Character). Warner Bros. Japan made the announcement on Monday including a super teaser in their rollout of casting news.
Anybody else love the sound of a gritty Hong Kong thriller? Enter Atonement, the latest outing from directing duo Mark Wu, and leading man Ronald Cheng (Fatal Contact, Special ID) who shares the helm in his directing debut.
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