The American Martial Arts Film
qThis history of American martial arts films, from major features to direct-to-video releases, begins with an overview of the martial arts in America, then moves on to discuss early trend-setting movies; the influence of Chinese kung fu film imports; martial arts on television; the explosive growth of the genre in the 80s; and recent releases, trends, and the direction of English-language martial arts movies. There is a selected filmography of 300 movies.q--BOOK JACKET.Imperial Entertainment Corporation. 90 minutes. Karate a the Hand of Death ( 1964): Martial arts. Directed by Joel Holt. Screenplay by Joel Holt. Starring Joel Holt. (A tough American karateka unravels the mystery of a woman who looks like anbsp;...
| Title | : | The American Martial Arts Film |
| Author | : | M. Ray Lott |
| Publisher | : | McFarland - 2004-01-01 |
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