Bullets, Brothers and Blood

Do you like 1970s and 80s martial arts cinema? Simple stories, likable characters, good versus bad, easy to follow and more... This micro-budget independent film delivers all of these narrative elements and if you care for this type of cinema (truly independent, no Hollywood stars in it, labor of artistic love), you will find it entertaining and fun. Good acting, good visual effects and very good fight scenes. It's a tribute to old school martial arts filmmaking!

Ryan is in search for his brother, Will. When being mistaken for a killer whom is up against a crime lord; all hell breaks lose. This premise is exactly what the film delivers.

There are plenty of action scenes, romance, drama, tension, plot twists and a bunch of bad guys getting beat down for any action movie enthusiast.

The low budget feel, breakable props, different locations and a fun story line keeps the viewer engaged about what is next to happen. The relationship between the brothers is genuine and down to Earth. When the big events happen later in the film you honestly feel bad for the main characters.

Without spoiling anything I would recommend you give this film a watch. Was certainly enjoyable and I could see myself revisiting it again in the near future. Great job to the cast and crew!