Miami Connection (1987) is a kung-fu action film of biblical proportions. This old-school donnybrook will be like a donkey kick to your sternum. Watch Y.K. Kim, martial arts powerhouse and prevaricator of kicking ass… He’ll take down a phalanx of evildoers as easily as a gaggle of silver back apes.

If you’re an aficionado of senseless violence. If you enjoy watching cage fighters in their off season, all torqued up on Red Bull and Crown Royal with nowhere to go…Then the 1988 kung-fu film Day of the Panther is my little gift to you – directed by famed B-movie director Brian Trenchard Smith.

The Beast and the Magic Sword is the ultimate mashup up of the sword-and-sorcery and kung fu genres. A film of throbbing vascular excitement. It’ll be the Pulp Fiction needle plunged into your chest you’ve been craving. Don’t be a lay down larry. Step up to the plate and embrace the full-throated animal cry that is The Beast and the Magic Sword  (1983).

The 1984 film Ninja III: The Domination is a horror–kung fu film starring Lucinda Dickey. Dickey is so infectious in this movie you’ll ask grandma if she can stay for Thanksgiving dinner. Please, pull up a chair and intrude on my cherished family moments.

Robot Ninja (1989)

Robot Ninja (1989)

Robot Ninja (1989) is a science-fiction and kung-fu film directed by J.R. Bookwalter about a lowly comic book artist (played by Michael Todd). A meek wallflower. Dripping with bad pheromones. One night he witnesses a crime and assumes the identity of one of his superhero characters. Emboldened by the unconditional love of his parents and his new found persona, Robot Ninja emerges from his gestation crate to exact street justice on his own terms.