80s/90s martial arts movies

Steven Seagal went off the rails after under siege 2. I loved the earlier American ninja movies and anything by Sho Kosugi. I also enjoyed The Substitute and some of the sequels. I had a friend sit through The Last Dragon a few years back. I now watch these movies by myself.

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I find it funny Seagal made a movie called Pistol Whipped, which, he surely should be for continuing to make movies...
 
there is more than one of those? I remember the 1st one (only one i knew about) where they fought against Korea and James Earl Jones was the coach

B
Some memorable scenes in the later ones. Like kicking a fork balanced on a counter top to take out a home invader...
 
You missed No Retreat, No Surrender, The Punisher (Dolph Lundgren version), 3 Ninjas, and Beverly Hills Ninja.
 
the last dragon is, in my humble opinion, simply the finest blaxploitation kung fu movie produced in 1987.

jf

For those of you haven't heard, The Last Dragon has been slated for a remake with Samuel L. Jackson as Sho NUff. At least that's what I read in MA Proffessional.

Oh, and if you want the worst, absolute WORST martial arts film with an early 90s feel to it you must watch...SURF NINJAS!!!
 
1. Showdown in little Tokyo
2. The Last Dragon
3. American Kickboxer
4. No Retreat, No Surrender
5. Kickboxer 2
6. Undefeatable
7. Martial Law
8. To Be The Best
9. The Balance of Power a.k.a Hidden Tiger
10. Mission of Justice
i'll add another one for the heck of it
11. Tough and Deadly
 
Mission of justice - Jeff Wincott
Fist fighter
Day of the panther - Australian movie with a budget of $500, had my first instructor in it as an extra but still somehow spurned a sequel.
Black eagle - Van Damme and Sho Kosugi
9 deaths of the Ninja - Sho Kosugi
Rage of honor- Sho Kosugi
Revenge of the Ninja- Sho Kosugi
Pray for Death- Sho Kosugi
Enter the Ninja- Sho Kosugi
Bounty tracker - Lorenzo Lamas
Anything Chuck Norris
Mortal Kombat
Wrong bet - Van Damme
Passenger 57 - Wesley Snipes
Battle creek brawl - Jackie Chan
And every other one from the 80's and 90's
 
Don't forget a western martial movie, called the fighter. It stars some French savate guy I never heard of.
 
I'm surprised given the age and number of contribution to this thread that no one's suggested a steady diet of Wu-Tang Clan in between viewing sessions. So, I will. Yes, load up on the 36 Chambers and do it right!
 
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