By Today we talk with Chris Collins, a former U.S. Marine with deep roots in Wing Chun and Jiu-Jitsu, as well as an actor and action choreographer known for his work in Ip Man 4, Paradox, and Raging Fire. He shares his journey through martial arts, filmmaking, action choreography, and the
Indie Review: VOIDANCE
Indie movies are interesting; sometimes, they can really surprise me. Then there are movies like Voidance, which do not surprise me. I hate reviews like this. On the one hand, I understand how indie movies are important. They have more creative freedom than Hollywood, and a lot of work goes
First BOND Balloon Floated
There is going to be a lot of this in the coming weeks, so we had better strap in. A lot of what? A lot of names being floated like balloons as a potential new James Bond, but it’s an important part of the process. Here is how it really
Winding Refn’s HER PRIVATE HELL Trailer
Nicholas Winding Refn is something of a head scratcher as a director. Bronson was genuinely different, then Drive seemed to hit almost every mark, taking arthouse mainstream. Then, by the time you got to the end of Only God Forgives, you find yourself thinking “What did I just watch?” before
Indie Trailer: FAMILIAR TOUCH
We don’t talk about our feelings much here on the Last Movie Outpost. The closest we get is a confession. The indie trailer we have today is about dealing with dementia, Familiar Touch. Dementia isn’t something I’ve had to deal with in my life, but I know others who have
