Rolling Stallones USA

Description: Numero Uno luchador!

Description: Toad style is extremely powerful and immune to any weapon...

Description: Redesigned title card from the cult flick!

Description: Reimagined title card from John Woo's first foray into the bullet ballet!

Description: Graphic concept from the scene where Chow and Danny are about to blast their way out!

Description: Stylized title frame from this heroic bloodshed entry!

Description: Stylized frame from the final showdown from this heroic bloodshed entry!

Description: One of the glorious production company logos that preempted some of the classic films of the Hong Kong genre!

Description: One of the glorious production company logos that preempted some of the classic films of the Hong Kong genre!

Description: You see this show up on the screen, you were in for a ride. He set the gold standard, so why not give him the gold treatment?

Description: Stylized concept from the scene where Chow blows up the mansion, but (as legend has it) was caught unaware by the intensity of the explosion, creating a somewhat funny moment in the film. This is with a completely redesigned title card.

Description: Stylized concept from the scene where Chow blows up the mansion and looks cool as hell when he does it. This is with a completely redesigned title card.

Description: Revised logo for the HK gangster, heroic bloodshed classic that started it all: A Better Tomorrow!

Description: Whether behind the camera or behind the production desk, this man delivered stacks of classics and a mounds of visual insanity. You see this title card before a film, and you'd be rightfully stoked. Now, he presents YOU!

Description: Stylized frame of Gordon Liu, the Master Killer, wielding a chainsaw in the film "Tiger on Beat"

Description: You can tell a lot about a person based upon his/her level of appreciation for this film. For me, I was blown away with the opening 5 minutes and loved every ensuing minute. Anita Mui was at her sultriest and comedic, playing two roles. Silver Fox? Terrible Angel? Breathless Bullets? Flying mirrors? Classic!

Description: The punch that proved Ricky was not to be messed with!

Description: The final frame from the insane category III classic, "Story of Ricky", also known as "Riki-Oh".

Description: Stylized logo from "Story of Rick" title screen

Description: Simon Yam and his crew are letting off some fireworks in this stylized rendition of a scene from the movie "Full Impact"

Description: Femme fatale, Bonnie Fu, looking gritty and grimy in this stylized take on her performance in "Full Contact"

Description: Rolling Stallones graffiti logo from the album "Vol. 4: Like Life Depends on it..."

Description: Cover art for Expertiz's solo joint

Description: If you know, you know.

Description: The Dojo Wars of 1970 in Chicago are an insane legend that actually happened. But at the heart of it, some martial artists were talking trash and another group rolled through to check that rep. Nowadays, Martial Arts (all forms and styles) are plagued with keyboard warriors and trolls. But the dojo wars will solve that right quick, stopping charlatans and keyboard blackbelts from writing checks they can't cash...

Description: Before he was Count Dante and proclaimed himself "the Deadliest Man Alive", John Keehan was a progressive martial artist that didn't take any guff.

Description: Before he was Count Dante and proclaimed himself "the Deadliest Man Alive", John Keehan was a progressive martial artist that didn't take any guff.

Description: Before he was Count Dante and proclaimed himself "the Deadliest Man Alive", John Keehan was a progressive martial artist that didn't take any guff.

Description: It ain't final till its vinyl...The Stallones put it on wax for all you suckers and toys.

Description: The cover for our 3rd Album

Description: Before the Stallones rocked the beats, they had to rock the mixtape "Welcome to Monster Island"

Description: Old school with he power of 20 D batteries...

Description: Album cover from the Rolling Stallones debut album "Vol. 1: Cause for Concern"