Gun-wielding kung fu chicks in halter tops chase an escaped convict who just happens to have The Sword Of Destiny in this low budget action film. Stylish, well-paced, and featuring 70s-TV style transitions and 1966 Batman-like graphic word balloons that spout phrases like "Skull Destruction Fist!" over its well-executed and edited fight scenes, one memorable bout of fisticuffs in Order Of One destroys enough drywall to fill a home improvement warehouse. The Sword Of Destiny looks like it was purchased from Sky Mall, and the strip club/pool hall seems to be a warehouse for boxes of paper towels. The acting is stiff and wooden, and the boom is reflected in a car's hood at least once. However, Order Of One has a lot of spirit and energy, it's goofy fun, and I recommend it if you like stuff that sucks.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Order Of One: Kung Fu Killing Spree
Gun-wielding kung fu chicks in halter tops chase an escaped convict who just happens to have The Sword Of Destiny in this low budget action film. Stylish, well-paced, and featuring 70s-TV style transitions and 1966 Batman-like graphic word balloons that spout phrases like "Skull Destruction Fist!" over its well-executed and edited fight scenes, one memorable bout of fisticuffs in Order Of One destroys enough drywall to fill a home improvement warehouse. The Sword Of Destiny looks like it was purchased from Sky Mall, and the strip club/pool hall seems to be a warehouse for boxes of paper towels. The acting is stiff and wooden, and the boom is reflected in a car's hood at least once. However, Order Of One has a lot of spirit and energy, it's goofy fun, and I recommend it if you like stuff that sucks.
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