The Master Demon

Well what can be expected with zero budget. On the other hand the movie has some highlights and it turns out just like the movies we make here for zero budget. Fun to watch for those who understand the background and a complete waste for those who want mainstream. My best moment is when the "Butte Police" character is at home and wastes some time in the sofa and stares around thinking of something to do. I guess the script said "sit in the sofa" and he had to think of the rest himself. I recommend it for people who makes home action movies for fun. There are some good punch-scenes also and some that could benefit from some more timing..

I nearly knocked it on the head after the first 15m. Then I read the reviews and kept it on...

Bad acting, Effects, dialogue, fights...and face ripping (For no reason).

It has to be a spoof!

In defense of the film;

It had a budget that would make Robert Rodriegez of "El Mariachi" fame go into shock... less that the price of a low budgeted screenplay, and was made with a desire to pay homage to John Carpenter's "Big Trouble In Little China" featuring many of the martial artists appearing in that film with the added intention of showcasing the character of "Medusa" for another feature in the works, before the actress's untimely death, about a "warrior princess" that years later inspired "Xena".

Sincerely The film maker.

There´s no words. This film makes TROMA films looks like Citizen Kane. ¿Where is Toxie when we need it? Take care of your hands, avoid the women with too much muscles and protect your eyes from the cheapest Bruce Lee impersonator. I swear that I saw it on TV while I was working

A centuries old conflict betwixt good and evil is to be fought in the present, martial arts master Tong Lee (Eric Lee) is grimly fated, once again, to battle the fiendish Master Demon (Gerald Okamura). With mankind's destiny held precariously in the balance, Kung Fu powerhouse Lee must call upon his prodigious combat skills to prevent a demon-seeded apocalypse!!! Let's get uncommonly real, any luridly low budget Martial Arts action spectacular that excitingly commences with a gonzo Kung Fu battle featuring a deliciously demonic Gerald Okamura is objectively going to be far groovier than anything you might have otherwise chosen to watch. A seriously sinewy Tong Lee proves electric as the heroic white warrior, charismatic B-icon Gerald Okamura is on dynamically Stentorian form as the malefic Master Demon, and his sinisterly sexy sidekick Medusa (Kay Baxter Young) makes for a memorably muscular, magnificently man-mashing Amazon! With a consistently entertaining Ed Wooden aesthetic, the exhilaratingly scrap-happy The master Demon is some idiot savant level chop-schlocky genius, baby! Z-Grade filmmaking coupled with A-list lunacy is a red-hot recipe for B-movie batso brilliance!!!