Beyond Fear (1993)

A martial arts expert turned wilderness guide has to defend her tour group against two killers out to retrieve an incriminating videotape.

Beyond Fear (1993) Cast

Mimi Lesseos

Verrel Reed

Robert Axelrod

Lisa Marie Hayes

Elaine Rock

Fred Doumani Jr.

Mitch Gibney

Regina Hong

Mona Dreiling

Wayne Bower

Brogan Young

Lorenzo Rodriguez

Frank Trejo

Tony Scialdone

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Double Duty (2009)

After devoting her life to the Marine Corp. as a top notch warrior, Major M.J Logos (Mimi Lesseos) feels that something is missing. She wants to know what it’s like to be a regular woman. She leaves the Marine corp. and tries to start life again as a civilian. But she keeps being pulled back into combat in one way or another, having to fight her way to save her friend Sophia (Susan Duerden) from being ripped off in an evil plot by Sophia’s assistant (Alfonso Freeman). During her adventures, Mimi meets Craig (Tom Sizemore), a handsome man who is maybe just a little too in touch with his feminine side. Heck let’s face it, Mimi thinks he’s gay. And Craig thinks M.J is just a little too much like a man. Between the two of them. M.J must learn to be more of a woman, and Craig must be more of a man.

Double Duty (2009) Cast

Mimi Lesseos

Tom Sizemore

Susan Duerden

Alfonso Freeman

Karen Black

Connie Stevens

Ismael ‘East’ Carlo

Anthony De Longis

Andrew Ableson

Almayvonne

Gary Ballard

Cheryl Hawker

Kiki Haynes

Robin Hines

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Eyes Of The Roshi (2019)

SAIGON 1973. A young man’s heart is breaking as he discovers his childhood love, the girl he grew up with, raped and murdered. He makes a fateful resolve to avenge her loss, thereby igniting a forty-year odyssey of revenge and death, which ends a continent away in a final climactic confrontation.

Eyes Of The Roshi (2019) Cast

Eric Roberts

Nico Romero

Michael Carey

Kevin Tan

Ethan Marten

Amanda Dunn

Jonathan Marten

Phillip Martin

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Jackie Chan’s Most Insane Stunts (That Almost Killed Him)

Jackie Chan isn’t just an action star — he’s a one-man stunt machine. For decades, Chan has risked life and limb to bring jaw-dropping action to the screen. From falling off skyscrapers to leaping between moving vehicles, here are some of the most dangerous stunts that nearly ended his legendary career.

What You’ll Read

This article breaks down the most extreme moments of Jackie Chan’s career — real stunts, real injuries, and real danger. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just getting into his wild filmography, these stories prove why Jackie Chan is in a league of his own. Highlights include:

  • The tree jump in Armour of God that cracked his skull.
  • Falling from a clock tower in Project A — with no padding.
  • Sliding down a 21-story pole covered in lights in Police Story.
  • A backflip that nearly paralyzed him in The Fearless Hyena.

Near-Death #1: Armour of God (1986) – Skull Fracture

While filming a simple tree jump, Chan slipped and cracked his skull on a rock. The injury left him with permanent hearing loss in one ear and a metal plate in his head. Watch the scene that changed his life forever: Watch Armour of God

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10 Wild Jackie Chan Facts You (Probably) Didn’t Know

Jackie Chan isn’t just the king of Kung Fu comedy — he’s a walking film industry. From near-death stunts to surprising career moves, here are 10 things even hardcore fans may not know.


1. He Started as a Stuntman for Bruce Lee

Before Jackie became a star, he worked as a stuntman on Fist of Fury and Enter the Dragon. He even let Bruce hit him for real — more than once.

2. The Fearless Hyena Was His Directorial Debut

In 1979, Jackie took full creative control with The Fearless Hyena (1979) — blending slapstick and street-fighting in a way that redefined kung fu films.

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The 36 Crazy Fists (1977)

Plot Summary of The 36 Crazy Fists (1977) – Jackie Chan’s Hidden Role

A determined young man seeks revenge after his father is murdered. He begins training at a martial arts school to face off against the killers. Packed with wild training montages, eccentric masters, and over-the-top fight choreography, this kung fu gem is a time capsule of 1970s Hong Kong cinema. Though Jackie Chan doesn’t star, he choreographed the action and makes a blink-and-you-miss-it cameo — giving fans a rare peek at his early influence.

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Master with Cracked Fingers (1973)

How It All Begins

Master with the Cracked Fingers is a coming-of-age martial arts story about a young man who learns kung fu in secret while working at a grocery shop. Despite its raw style, the film features early glimpses of Jackie’s signature blend of physical comedy and daredevil stuntwork.

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The Fearless Hyena (1979)

This was the movie that proved Jackie Chan wasn’t just a rising star — he was a force of nature.

What Happens in The Fearless Hyena (1979)

The Fearless Hyena is packed with outrageous training sequences, slapstick humor, and the kind of kinetic choreography that would become Jackie’s signature. Chan not only starred in the film — he directed it too, delivering a bold debut that blended comedy and combat like nothing before it.

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Wheels on Meals (1984)

Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Biao team up in this high-energy martial arts cult classic set in the streets of Spain.

What to Expect in Wheels on Meals (1984) – Jackie Chan in Spain

With a food truck as their base of operations and a knack for getting into trouble, the trio finds themselves pulled into a wild plot involving a pickpocket, a kidnapping, and some of the most creative fight choreography ever filmed.

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Classic Martial Arts Films Ultimate Guide— All Streaming Free on PaveTV

Looking to dive deep into the roots of real kung fu cinema? This is your definitive guide. Before the CGI and stunt doubles, martial arts movies were raw, physical, and full of soul. We’re talking fierce showdowns, legendary training sequences, and Bruce Lee-inspired mayhem — and they’re all streaming now, free on PaveTV.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering the genre, these titles are the foundation of fight cinema.

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