re: #311 HappyWarrior

Oh dubbing can always make a bad movie enjoyable. For a time, my brother was interested in Martial Arts movies so he would get these terribly dubbed mostly Chinese martial arts movies from the 70’s up to hte early 90’s and it was just hilarious since the voices were out of sync or totally not what the person should sound like. It made for some fun times.

Shameless self promotion time. I have a speaking role in a martial arts movie titled “Tiger Street.” It stars Julian Jung Lee and was film here in the Denver area around 1998. ( julianjunglee.com ).

The movie was so bad, that it sat in the can for a number of years and then suddenly appeared on channels like Spike TV and those other male oriented cable channels.

For what ever reasons, they haven’t even released the movie on DVD or Netflix or any source that I can find.

I’m dying to get a copy of the movie, just to add to my collection of other flicks that I have been in, but I can’t even find a “torrent” copy of it.

The only time I saw it was on Spike one night, about 2 in the morning, I wasn’t expecting to see it there, so I wasn’t ready to record it or something like that.

tigerstreet.com

I’ve been involved in a number of projects that went straight to DVD or cable, or a soft-porn store in the Philippines, but I’ve rarely seen a feature movie that ONLY played occasionally on a few cable channels.