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July 3rd, 2014: Blade (1998)

Jul3 by Professor Mortis

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6 Comments Posted in Action, Adaptation, Based on a Comic Book, Event Film, Horror, Martial Arts, Movie of the Day, Superheroes, The Original, Vampires Tagged Avi Arad, based on a comic book, before they were famous, David S. Goyer, Donal Logue, Gerald Okamura, gods, half breed, Kris Kristofferson, Marvel, Marvel Enterprises, New Line Cinema, nightclub, porn star turned actor, porn stars, secret lair, secret society, slaughter house, Stan Lee, Traci Lords, Udo Kier, vampire hunter, Wesley Snipes

December 17th, 2012: Big Trouble in Little China (1986)

Dec17 by Professor Mortis

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March 31st, 2012: Showdown in Little Tokyo

Mar31 by Professor Mortis

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Leave a comment Posted in Action, Buddy Flick, Cops, Crime, DTV, Movie of the Day, Revenge, So-Bad-It's-Good Tagged "Fear of a Japanese Planet", Al "Kabong" Leong, Brandon Lee, California, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, children of famous people, code of honor, decapitation, Dolph Lundgren, drug dealers, ethnic enclave, gang conference, Gerald Okamura, homoerotic subtext, Ice, impotent villain, Los Angeles, Mark L. Lester, maverick cops, motorcycle gang, mustache twirling, parade, samurai swords, scar, Tia Carrere, torture, Warner Brothers, Yakuza

Showdown in Little Tokyo

Dec16 by Professor Mortis

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