Ernie Reyes, Jr. Movies

Beck (The Rock) is a "retrieval specialist" in hock to a powerful and not particularly nice gentleman named Walker (William Lucking). Beck is anxious to retire from his dangerous work and open a small restaurant. Walker tells Beck he'll be free and clear with enough cash to fulfill his dream if he does one more job. He sends Beck into the Brazilian rainforest to bring back his wayward son, Travis (Seann William Scott). Travis is down there looking for a legendary idol, El Gato Diablo, which he could sell for millions if he found it. A pretty local, Mariana (Rosario Dawson), offers Travis the use of her boat in exchange for a cut of the take on the statue. But the powerful Hatcher (Christopher Walken) owns the area's huge mine, where locals work for slave wages, and feels that anything found in the area is his property. He refuses to let Beck take Travis back to the U.S. until the statue is in his hands. Using his estimable fighting prowess (he doesn't like guns), Beck manages to get Travis out of town, but Travis doesn't want to go home, and he ends up getting them stranded in the jungle, where they're confronted with horny monkeys and angry guerrillas. To make matters worse, Hatcher and his thugs are hot on their trail, and Mariana turns out to have her own motives for getting involved. The Rundown, the second film directed by actor Peter Berg (Very Bad Things), features a brief, uncredited cameo by Arnold Schwarzenegger. ~ Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide

Two small screen veterans of American television, Corin Nemec (Parker Lewis: Can't Lose) and Ernie Reyes, Jr. (Sidekicks) co-star with Ultimate Fighting Championship mainstay Kimo in the chop-socky extravaganza The Ultimate Fight. Shishir Inocalla stars as Pinoy, a martial arts pro who travels from Asia to America and lands in the middle of a blood-curdling gang war. Backed up against the wall and forced to single-handedly take on the members of the Crazy Dragons gang, Pinoy temporarily staves off his aggressors - and saves the life of Jesse (Reyes) in the process. The two forge a deep friendship, and Jesse introduces Pinoy to his father (National Tae Kwon Do champion Ernie Reyes, Sr.). But then the Crazy Dragons return, surrounding Jesse's house and threatening the safety - and sanctity - of his family. Jesse, Pinoy, and Kimo (playing himself) must then team up against the Crazy Dragons in a take-no-prisoners martial arts battle - where only one side will walk out alive. Reyes, Jr. directs, from a script he co-authored with Manu Tupou. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

Small time criminal Paul Marcos is given a second chance at a life of integrity when he double crosses a Chinese drug kingpin and is left for dead. Under the tutelage of Master Tsai and Master Chang, who find him and nurse him back to health, Paul sees the true path in life for the first time. But is it too late? ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide

Elizabeth Berkley stars in this outdoor adventure about a group of teenagers whose vacation in the mountains unexpectedly becomes a life-challenging adventure. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

The crime-fighting Turtles -- Michaelangelo (Michelan Sisti), Donatello (Leif Tilden), Raphael (Kenn Troum), and Leonardo (Mark Caso) -- return in this quickly made sequel to the popular superheroes' first film. The story concerns arch-enemy Shredder, who kidnaps nutty professor Jordan Perry David Warner, the man who invented the infamous ooze, in order to use the ooze to destroy the Turtles. Shredder enlists his hapless German shepherd puppy named Rahzar and a baby snapping turtle named Toko and dips them in the ooze to turn them into horrible and imposing ninja warriors. But on the Turtles' side is proficient kick-boxing pizza boy Keno (Ernie Reyes Jr.), who uses his moves to help the Turtles stop Shredder and his monster warriors. ~ Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

Brigitte Nielsen appears as warrior woman Sonja, who unites with a couple of other gladiator types (including Arnold Schwarzenegger) to overthrow the evil queen Gedren (Sandahl Bergman) and avenge the deaths of Sonja's family. This story descends from the writings of Robert E. Howard (author of Conan). ~ All Movie Guide