An unexpected beat down from American Hunter
American Hunter was apparently a key influence for Benjamin Marra's incredible Terror Assaulter (O.M.W.O.T.). The Arizal influence can definitely be seen in the ridiculous dialogue ("Let's just say, [insert something stupid here]"), the relentless explosions, and, of course, the absurd fight scenes.
Final Score (1986)
Final Score is a film on a mission. A mission to deliver more punches, kicks, broken bones, dead stuntmen and exploding houses than any other movie, and I think it might just have succeeded.
Cynthia Rothrock destroys Richard Norton with a thousand kicks
Well, maybe not a thousand, but there's certainly an inordinate amount of kicking in this clip from Lady Dragon.
Samarang aka Shark Woman (1933)
With a lack of synched sound so jarring to a modern audience, it's often difficult to get in the right mindset to watch a silent film, but Samarang is so fluffy and pulpy that it's impossible not to enjoy.
Special Silencers (1979)
I've learned to expect certain things from Arizal: indecipherable plotting, terrible acting, hilarious scripting, ridiculous hair, sweat, comedy villains, funky music, explosions and insane stunts. And while Special Silencers delivers on all counts, it ups the ante by adding something new to the repertoire — Gore.
The Intruder (1986)
Rambu is about to go on his own personal mission to smash everything in sight. And by everything, I mean everything.
Lady Terminator – Overkill
Lady Terminator is one hell of a piece of trash. And an underrated one at that. This Indonesian gem takes elements from The Terminator and adds thick dollops of the supernatural, gore and stupidity. Now shudder in awe of Australia’s own Barbara Anne Constable as she takes care of business!
