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Ryan (Brendan Carr), a reformed killer, is trying to live a normal life. But ghosts from his past have other plans: They’re determined to make him repay an old debt by dragging him back, kicking and screaming, into the dangerous world he thought he’d left behind. Ryan vows to get revenge by taking out the 10 men who’ve made his life a living hell — beginning with the powerful crime boss (Terry Stone) who started it all.

This bonanza of Bruce Lee-inspired martial arts films includes an orphan who learns deadly fighting techniques to defend himself against bullies, a kidnapped scientist, animated Chinese gods doing battle, and a tale of a closely guarded tome containing kung fu secrets. “Bruce Lee’s Deadly Kung Fu” stars Bruce Li, “Bruce vs. the Supermen” stars Bruce Lai and “Bruce’s Fists of Vengeance” stars Bruce Le.

An army of Bruce Lee lookalikes, bloodthirsty revenge, kung fu smackdowns and deadly fighting combos add up to incredible martial arts action in this kung fu quadruple feature inspired by the incomparable Bruce Lee. “Clones of Bruce Lee” stars Dragon Lee, “Fist of Death” stars Jackie Chang, “They Call Him Bruce Lee” stars Rey Malonzo and Phillip Gamboa, and “Bruce vs. Snake in Eagle Shadow” stars Jackie Chan and Siu Tien Yuen.

Pals since childhood, mad downhill skier Tyler Crowe (Eric Lively) and sick snowboarder Mark Rider (Kellan Lutz) hire a guide to lead them deep into the untamed lands of Alaska, where they seek out the ultimate downhill snow sport experience. Can they carve up the untouched slopes for fame and glory, or will the mountain send them home, bodies bruised and spirits crushed? Mikey Hilb directs this drama that also stars Michael Madsen and Luke Goss.

While investigating her sister’s death and searching for an important tape, Linda (Renee Harmon) becomes the target of brutal assassins. As she gets physically involved with a mysterious FBI agent, Linda tries to survive car chases, kung fu fights and shootouts. James Bryan directs this exciting action film that features plenty of awesome fights and also stars Jody McCrea, Trace Carradine and Liz Renay.

Firefighter Chan (Wasan Khantaau) becomes a superhero after he’s infected by solar mercury as a result of being stabbed with an ancient amulet in this actioner from Thailand. Now he must save the world from a terrorist who wants the power of the amulet for himself. With his sidekick Arena (Matinee Kingpoyom), the nefarious Osama bin Ali (Anon Saisangcharn) plans to use the relic as a weapon in his scheme to annihilate the United States.

Ex-con Bruce (Bruce Le) wants to settle down with his girlfriend, but the police recruits him to find his old gang, which kidnapped a local ambassador’s daughter. To save the girl, Bruce chases the group around the world, thrashing many enemies along the way. Featuring lots of first-rate fights, this action-packed Hong Kong martial arts movie also stars Harold Sakata, Bolo Yeung and Jang Lee Hwang.

In “Powerforce,” kung fu master Tan Lung (Bruce Li) leads a team of martial arts experts to help government operative Jack Sargeant (Bruce Baron) rescue a kidnapped princess, and in “Bruce Lee’s Ways of Kung Fu,” Dragon (Dragon Lee) seeks revenge on the man who killed his father. Michael Mak and Godfrey Ho direct these Bruce Lee-inspired kung fu films, and Frances Fong, Philip Cheung, Chi Chu Chin and Elton Chong co-star.

While road-tripping through the Arizona desert, the Lerolland family gets a shock when their son Rich (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is nearly run down by a gang of deranged drivers led by the vicious Cliff (Craig Sheffer). But the terror multiplies when Cliff ups the stakes to a deadly degree. It isn’t long before Rich’s uncle Jack (Christopher Lambert) becomes the sole hope for the family in this tense road thriller, also starring Josh Brolin.