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For those of you who thought that “Beach Spike” doesn’t have a solid story, just take a look at that lengthy synopsis posted below. Man, that thing is long! How can a motion picture without a plot have such a long, complicated plot summary? That’s insane! All kidding aside, you can now properly investigate the latest trailer for this upcoming martial arts/beach volley epic by turning your attention to the embedded trailer below. Who knows? It may make your day much brighter. Then again, it may completely destroy your faith in Chinese cinema. Either way, it’s gonna be lots of fun. Before doing that, take a look at this synopsis: Hong Kong’s Paradise Cove is like Venice Beach on the South China Sea, a haven of tanned bikini-clad Asian babes, bronzed bodybuilder types, artists, surfers, musicians, beach bums? Chrissie (Chrissie Chau) and Kim (Theresa Fu...

And I’m sure there’s a touching story about overcoming obstacles and obtaining personal goals buried in there somewhere, but who cares? Tony Tang’s upcoming Hong Kong volleyball outing “Beach Spike” feels like something that would play extremely well to the MTV crowd here in the States, particularly those who enjoy watching lithe Chinese girls play in the sand. Then again, who doesn’t enjoy watching lithe Chinese girls play in the sand? If you said no, you’re probably lying. Chances are you’ll come around once you take a gander at the embedded English-subtitled trailer. Trust me on this one. To whet your appetite, read this synopsis: Hong Kong’s Paradise Cove is like Venice Beach on the South China Sea, a haven of tanned bikini-clad Asian babes, bronzed bodybuilder types, artists, surfers, musicians, beach bums? Chrissie (Chrissie Chau) and Kim (Theresa Fu) are two of Paradise’s sunniest spirits,...

If you find the idea of attractive Asian women playing supercharged, kung fu powered volleyball while wearing bikinis appealing then producer Bey Logan has just the right movie for you. It's called Beach Spike! it stars Hong Kong pinup girl Chrissie Chau, and it's in post production right now. Here's the story, because story is clearly what matters here:

Hong Kong's Paradise Cove is like Venice Beach on the South China Sea, a haven of tanned bikini-clad Asian babes, bronzed bodybuilder types, artists, surfers, musicians, beach bums? Chrissie (Chrissie Chau) and Kim (Theresa Fu) are two of Paradise's sunniest spirits, working at the restaurant of their kung fu master uncle Tao (Lo Man) and taking on all comers in lively beach volleyball matches. One day, a shadow falls on this apparently endless summer: The wealthy Bu Family plans to turn the beach into a playground for the rich, banishing the young,...