US funded Filipino produced Black Kung Fu action
TNT Jackson was one of a number of U.S. funded exploitation films made in the 1970s in the Philippines because of its cheap production costs. The movie featured Jeanne Bell as Diana TNT Jackson who travels to Hong Kong looking for her missing brother. She ends up fighting some mobsters using her martial arts skills. The movie was an attempt to make an American Kung Fu flick after Bruce Lee made the genre popular in the States, and it’s pretty good.<br /><br />You get a sense of the film right from the start. TNT shows up in Hong Kong looking for her brother and is told she’s heading to the dangerous part of the city where only criminals and gangsters live. She’s quickly introduced to the neighborhood as a group of men assault her and she gets to show off her fighting skills.<br /><br />A lot of the American productions in the Philippines were not that good. They had crummy scripts and tried to be edgy to be exploitation, but usually failed. This one stands out because it’s not a bad martial arts film. The action sequences were well choreographed and Bell was a convincing heroine with skills.<br />C
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