SHAM021 - The Bronx Warriors Trilogy

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Plus, he looks like Slash from Guns N Roses.

[platostotal]

Originally Posted by antmumford

I wonder if he knew just how bad a non actor could act before he decided on this guy.

Believe it or not he made more films, 'Thunder' where he was a half-breed Indian and another I forget. My missus at the time thought he was a 'hottie'.

[Splatterdragon73]

'Mark Gregory' also played a bad guy in another enjoyable Italian actioner, Delta Force Commando issued on British VHS by VPD.

[sawyer6]

Just bought the last copy that Amazon had

[Splatterdragon73]

The city centre HMV have one BW trilogy tin left on sale for £35!

Three copies are enough for me though, thank you very much!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

You own three copies?! I was going to buy another but decided to buy the individual releases instead in order to keep the numbers going.

That must be the last of the stock and yours will be collector's items in several decades!

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

I only own 2 copies of the BW Trilogy. One copy for watching, and the other tin is still sealed.


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[Splatterdragon73]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

You own three copies?! That must be the last of the stock and yours will be collector's items in several decades!

I simply couldn't help myself, Nos that BW trilogy tin is just soooo lovely to look at!

Actually, i do intend to buy both the seperate BW releases and keep the relevant steel stunners sealed and as new. Maybe my two young nephews can benefit from them later in life and i'm quite content to stick with the SS R1 DVD of TNB.

[wayfarer]

I watched the Bronx Warriors movies for the first time, in not far off 30 years, at the weekend. I enjoyed them despite being cheaper clones of other movies.

The quality of Mark Gregory's "acting" from 1 and 2 really shifts. In the first movie, the fight choegraphy is fairly simple and consists of him parrying, defending and attacking with his weapon of choice; not much else is explored. Also, his way of walking and facial expressions are more static. In Escape from the Bronx he's more animated. I found the interviews with Enzo interesting too. His passion for movies is still very much there.

I hadn't given the Italians credit for their fast editing before either.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I hadn't noticed the progression in the action sequences or Mark Gregory's acting from The Bronx Warriors to Escape from the Bronx, but will try and find time to re-watch them and paying particular attention to those two aspects.