Eric Lee Movies

In this Canadian martial-arts actioner, the DEA becomes desperate to bring dreaded druglord Mr. Li to justice and so teams up vice-detective Michael Reed with master-martial-artist Tyler Wilson to stop the crook. Before they can, they are taught the deadly "Eagle Claw" technique from Master Pan. The duo then enter Mr. Li's kickboxing contest which features Li's gigantic bodyguard Khan. Later the crooks and the heroes converge at Li's glittering nightclub, which is managed by his blonde-bombshell girl friend who is actually an undercover agent who ends up falling in love with Reed. With the club wired to explode in only minutes, the good-guys and the bad-guys engage in deadly, desperate mortal combat. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

This sci-fi actioner is set in a future that is ruled by technology and gigantic corporations. It centers on a woman's attempts to solve the puzzling murder of her husband, a prominent engineer who has found out far too much about a company that has been dealing in valuable human body parts. To assist her search, the wife hires kick-boxing "cyberon" (the former android police force that guarded the corporations) bounty hunter Walker to help her. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

This direct-to-video martial arts actioner stars hunky Lorenzo Lamas as deposed world kickboxing champ Nick Taylor who begins training a promising but naive young fighter, Danny Davis, to beat his ruthless nemesis, Jake Gerard. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

Ivan Rogers is an honest, by-the-book cop--until his wife is brutally raped and murdered. Going off the deep end, Rogers evolves into a one-man killing machine. In pursuit of his wife's slayers, he cuts a swath of death and destruction throughout the city. Though audience sympathy is on his side at first, we can also understand why he has to be stopped. The tension level in Crazed Cop more than compensates for its nonexistent budget. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Filled with enough cameos to keep film buffs entertained, this otherwise routine action-comedy by John Landis boasts Michelle Pfeiffer as one of its major attractions. She plays Diana, a woman prone to having affairs with some very dangerous men, and Jeff Goldblum is Ed Okin, an aerospace engineer whose lot is thrown in with Diana's when the woman is caught in a bind at the airport. The beautiful Diana is an airhead on the scale of the Hindenberg, her only concerns are clothes and men -- which she either most attractively wears or wears out, depending. While Ed is at the airport one day trying to sort out his life, Diana arrives with six smuggled emeralds in tow and is immediately welcomed by several hired assassins. Fear and expediency propel her into Ed's car, and the two are off on a series of narrow escapes that has them pursued by everyone from Iranians to baddies played by well-known international directors (Roger Vadim) or singers (David Bowie) or comedians (Dan Aykroyd). ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide

In this student film about lust and repression, a dour, unsympathetic man in his early 30s or so (Jay Horenstein) works as a photographer's assistant, though he aspires to be a professional photographer himself. He shows no interest in the models that go through the studio, or in the photographer's wife who is interested in him. Instead, he spends his time surreptitiously snapping photos of a young teenage girl who lives next door. Eventually, the young girl cajoles him into going to the seashore with her -- and in a graphic later sequence, their relationship becomes brutally sexual. Given that the identity of the girl is never fully clarified (is she related to the man?), the scene is all the more disturbing. Criss-crossed with failings that are common to amateur productions -- such as sequences that go on too long, slow and/or uneven pacing, and flaws in the acting -- this low-budget film still faces up to the issue of sexual taboos and attempts a story that is more than skin deep. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide

When San Francisco thugs meet up with martial arts expert Eric Lee, they discover that they have met their match. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide