Slug Street Scrappers: Rise of Ryuken

I don't want to say anything about the film directly so I don't spoil it for those who have had the misfortune of not seeing this film. But this film is not like a lot of other fighting movies, most movies have cheap shots and stunt double for every character, but every Actor and Actress in this film has a lot of experience in martial arts so there is a very high level of authenticity to see, After watching this movie you will be so pumped up you will want to be fighting yourself, and what better way to learn then from Micah Brock Himself on youtube as "Kwonkciker". 2 Thumbs up for this movie, Now stop reading this and go watch it!

Quite honestly I love the Slug Street Scrappers series in its entirety. Whirlwind Action brilliantly combines amazing fight scenes with a light comedic atmosphere.

No this isn't your "shoot 'em up" style movies and there isn't a lot of blood with a dramatic plot. To put it in the best terms that I can, its more of real life street fighter kind of thing.

The fight scenes were phenomenal. As you will see when you watch this each character is proficient in a different style of martial arts, the fight choreography stays true to each martial art and portrays it at its finest.

Great Job guys I can't wait to see number 3.

Another independent production from "Whirlwind Action", "Slug Street Scrappers 2" builds upon it's predecessor "Slug Street Scrappers" and delivers new, exciting thrills. Again several martial artists are able to show off their unique skillsets.

The main attraction, in my opinion, remains lead Micah Brock, who portrays the top fighter in both installments. Applying an inventive mix of Kukkiwon Taekwondo, Kickboxing and Muay Thai, it is an interesting style brought to the screen. Also kudos to his and the team's ability to bring together such talented individuals by the likes of Shaun Charney, Jimmy Chhiu, Tess Kielhamer, Anna Ranoso and Katelyn Brooke.

Along with other performers the cast does a solid job of moving an interesting storyline at a solid pace, with some truly well choreographed fight scenes. Hollywood could learn a thing or two from these people...

Written, directed and edited by Micah Brock, the film is sure to entertain. Bring on the sequels!