Chris Yen featured in kungfucinema.com article

Teaser: 'Give 'em Hell, Malone'
By Mark Pollard • November 13, 2008

Russell Mulcahy, the director of RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION and THE SCORPION KING 2 continues to show an interest in weaving small doses of martial arts action into a melting pot of genre conventions. His latest is GIVE ‘EM HELL, MALONE, a modern mix of hard-boiled crime action from the 1930s and 1970s that stars Thomas Jane, Ring Rhames and wushu exponent Chris Yen.

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Chris Yen as Mauler in "Give'em Hell, Malone"

Chris Yen just finished shooting "Give'em Hell, Malone" with Thomas Jane and Ving Rhames at Spokane Washington directed by Russell Mulcahy.

Here's a teaser trailer:



For more information on the movie, please vist:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1258137

NOTE: Michelle Rodriguez and Devon Aoki are NOT in the moive to play Mauler as rumors suggested. Instead, Chris Yen was casted for that role!

I can't wait to see the finish product!!

Good shit from wreckedmagazine.com

Please visit their site. Lots of drifting news and videos

http://www.wreckedmagazine.com


Night Time Osaka Touge Drifting

"Adventures of Johnny Tao" is available for selection on Netflix.com right now!!

Put it in your queue and don't forget to write a review about watching it!!!

http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Adventures_of_Johnny_Tao/70102744?trkid=222336&lnkctr=srchrd-sr&strkid=881144965_0_0

1 minute story trailer:


2 minute action sequence:

Chris Yen Interview on Twitchfilm.net

Find out more about Chris Yen and her upcoming film Adventures of Johnny Tao and check out the photograph of a young Donnie Yen in short shorts!!

http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/chris-yen-talks-johnny-tao-and-more

Adventures of Johnny Tao DVD releasing 7/29/08

You can preorder your own copy of the DVD at Superduperclub.net for $17.99
http://www.superduperclub.net/mti-d2112d.html

Top Gear USA, Leno fears may suck...

I am happy and also unhappy at the same time when I learned that NBC is actually bringing over the successful British produced Top Gear here to the US. I am happy because Tanner Foust is one of the hosts, possibly giving drifting in general a big boost on TV. I am unhappy because I do not think they will do a good job with the show with the ever advertising intensive TV media. Just like Jay Leno says in an article on Autoblog:

Thankfully Leno turned down the offer, not because he's unworthy, but rather because he knows he couldn't do the show justice and because the idea of an American Top Gear is doomed from the start. Being part of the BBC, the original version is not reliant on advertising to stay on the air, so talking smack about a particular automaker and its wares is no biggie. As Leno notes, things work differently at NBC and any episode in which a sponsor gets lambasted would immediately be followed by what The Tonight Show host calls, "the meeting". And then, bye bye sponsors and bye bye show.

Read the full article here: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/31/leno-fears-top-gear-usa-may-suck/

This is so true as it is evident on other car shows on Speed and other channels. These shows are all created to advertise and therefore the hosts are always kissing ass. I have yet to hear honest opinions from the hosts on these shows. All they talk about is how good the cars are and never do they say anything even slightly negative.

I really hope NBC will keep the auto manufacturers from sponsoring the show so the show can remain true and objective.