MAAC Review: Legends Of The Condor Heroes – The Gallants
With his career now spanning six decades, Tsui Hark continues to be one of the most definitive directors working in action cinema. Even now,...
MAAC Review: Invasion
Upon watching the trailer for Bobby Boermans' Invasion, I thought this looked like another great acquisition for Well Go USA. First impressions it looked...
MAAC Review: Jade
James Bamford's Jade is an unapologetic throwback to the DTV actioners that flooded the market in the 90s, mixed in with a touch of...
MAAC Review: Captain America – Brave New World
Set sometime after the events of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021), Captain America: Brave New World finds newly elected president Thaddeus Ross...
MAAC Review: Love Hurts
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Love Hurts has everything you need for a great Rom-Com. Great chemistry between the leads, witty dialogue and...
MAAC Review: The Prosecutor
What better way to kick off 2025 than watching a new Donnie Yen film. Considering how busy he always seems, it was surprising to...
MAAC Review: Kraven The Hunter
After 6 (mostly awful) films, Sony’s Spiderverse is finally coming to an end with the release of Kraven the Hunter. The release of J.C....
MAAC Review: Carry-On
After the commercial failure of his DCEU entry Black Adam (2022), director Jaume Collet-Serra has scaled down for his newest feature, action thriller Carry-On....
MAAC Review: A Legend
I had heard really bad things about the Jackie Chan vehicle A Legend before viewing it. To be honest, I didn’t find it half...
MAAC Review: 100 Yards
Coming from distributor Well Go USA, 100 Yards is everything I had hoped it would be and a little bit more. Focusing on the...
MAAC Review: The Tai Chi Master
It’s ironic after reviewing the recent Striking Rescue (2024) that my follow up film would be co-directed by the same director. I didn’t know...
MAAC Review: Striking Rescue
While he recently had a supporting role in Expend4bles (2023), it has been quite a while since Tony Jaa has had his own starring...
MAAC Review: The Shadow Strays
Any fans of Timo Tjahjanto’s The Night Comes For Us (2018) would no doubt have been waiting with bated breath for the release of...
MAAC Review: Panda Plan
Fun. Sometimes that's all I'm looking for in a film. It doesn't always need to be high art with fully formed characters to be...
MAAC Review: Take Cover
While he may have appeared in the recent The Killer's Game (2024), Scott Adkins fans may have been disappointed by how limited his screen...
MAAC Review: Long Gone Heroes
In my review for Hounds of War (2024) I joked how it seemed like Frank Grillo seemed to have a new film every week....
MAAC Review: The Mob
I have been a passionate supporter of DTV/VOD action films for many years. Although these productions may lack the resources of their higher-budgeted counterparts,...
MAAC Review: Hounds Of War
Another week brings us yet another Frank Grillo film. While I’m joking, it truly isn’t an exaggeration to say that Grillo is among the...
MAAC Review: Jackpot!
While I was a fan of wrestling in my younger days, the John Cena era mostly passed me by. I didn’t really get a...
MAAC Review: The Killer
Now 35 years old, John Woo's The Killer (1989) is still heralded as one if the best action films ever made. A bona-fide masterpiece,...
