From the Ong-Bak stable we have a new martial arts star, Jeeja Yanin, who plays Zen, a skinny 15-year-old autistic girl, who picks up martial arts skills from watching a kick-boxing team training next door, watching Kung Fu flicks and playing computer games. Zen discovers a list of debtors, from her mum's less than illustrious past, and, determined to raise money for an operation for said sick mum, goes out to collect the dosh. And, when disrespected, Zen proves more than capable of bursting int find out more...

Jake Tyler finds himself facing off with the local martial arts champion and all round bad guy in a fight that leaves him battered and humiliated. Determined to reverse his fortunes, Jake finds help with a retired MMA fighter and together the two train towards their ultimate goal… payback. Touted as the new generation of ‘Fight Club' this is really no more than a hard core ‘Karate Kid'; great fight choreography mind. find out more...

A fatherless teenager arrives in California to find himself bullied by a local karate expert. Helped by a wise old Okinawan man, Miyagi, Daniel-san's training includes not just the technique to face his enemies in competition but many, far more valuable, moral lessons. A charming movie with many wry and wise quips and a huge nod to zen. 'Paintdafence', 'Wax-on-wax-off' and the less well known 'Sand-da-fwoor'. Ace. find out more...

12-year-old Dre moves with his mother to China, where, a victim of bullying, he comes under the protection and life enhancing guidance of zenlike kung fu teacher Miyagi.
A solid remake of the classic coming of age martial arts drama, though this time the protaganist is younger and the action has moved to mainland China. find out more...

Daniel and Miyagi go to the old man's home town in Okinawa, take some sage advice, mumble a few slightly confused morality based analogies, and of course get into some choppy socky fights….oh if only life could remain so simple and pure of heart. find out more...

Daniel is blackmailed into defending his championship title, not only alienating his mentor in the process, but playing into the hands of Miyagi's vengeful enemies. Like watching your arthritic granddad show you his breakdance moves… slightly embarrassing, utterly unconvincing, yet strangely compelling. The franchise is wearing thin. find out more...

A young noblewoman acquires the fighting skills of the White Dragon and sets about using her new powers to help those less fortunate than herself; but when she discovers an infamous assassin has been hired to murder her secret love, a prince of the Imperial house, she vows to kill all who might harm him. An enjoyable martial arts epic very much in the vein of ‘Crouching Tiger' and ‘Flying Daggers'. find out more...