2024 has truly been The Year of the Clones. Thanks to the tireless efforts of Michael Worth and the resources of Severin Films, Bruceploitation fans have been treated to the long awaited Enter the Clones documentary,...
Bruce Lee’s death in the summer of 1973 shocked the world: he was a ground-breaking, transcendent martial arts star who had captured the imagination of theater-going audiences all over the world, and in the process made...
This week we are opening up the Bulletproof Action Suggestion Box and allowing friends, fans and followers of the site to select the movies that we cover over the next five days. First up Shawn Cavender,...
Earlier this week Michael Worth and Grizzly Peak Films announced an Indiegogo campaign for a film that will be of great interest to fans of the old Kung Fu Theater days. The working title is House...
It is no lie when I say I am a huge fan of Bruce Li (or Ho Tsung-Tao for those in the know). That is why I was ecstatic to sit down and watch a Bruce...
If you forced me to select my favorite Bruce Lee Clone, Bruce Li would be my answer. Bruce Li was the first Clone I ever saw, and he starred in some of my absolute favorite Bruceploitation...
Before Christopher Reeve made us believe a man could fly in Superman, before Michael Keaton matter-of-factly said “I’m Batman”, before Robert Downey Jr. stepped inside the Iron Man suit for the first time and before Chris...
When I first saw Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger… 7 or 8 years after its initial release mind you… I thought I had stumbled upon a special moment in history. The moment where the iconic...
There are less than two weeks remaining for the Indiegogo campaign that is looking to bring 1976’s Bruce Lee’s Secret (or Bruce Lee’s Deadly Kung Fu as it is also known) starring Bruce Li and Carter...
There are just a few more days left for Michael Worth’s Martial Art: A Pictorial History of Bruceploitation Posters Indiegogo campaign. Click here to go the official Indiegogo campaign page! Michael Worth’s love of the Bruceploitation...
