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Cynthia Rothrock returns to her martial arts action roots in Lady Scorpions, directed by Bruce Del Castillo and released in 2024. Rothrock stars as retired FBI agent Alena Moore, pulled back into action when her granddaughter is kidnapped. Helping in the rescue is Alena’s daughter Lacy, played by Caitlin Dechelle.

This review will examine how Lady Scorpions balances fast-paced action with meaningful character moments. Rothrock’s fighting chops remain as sharp as ever, and Dechelle proves a capable partner.

Their dynamic injects heart into an otherwise formulaic plot. While predictable in places, Lady Scorpions entertains through its empowered female leads and showcase of Rothrock’s decades of experience. Imperfections and all, it satisfies cravings for thrills and honors its stars’ legacies.

Rescues, Revenge and Reunions

The film introduces retired FBI agent Alena Moore and her daughter Lacy. Alena has a longtime grudge against mob boss Lucien, whose latest “deal” causes problems.

Stars: Cynthia Rothrock, Caitlin Dechelle, Sofia O’Brien, Jose Manuel, Jeff Fahey | Written by Bruce Del Castillo, Stephen Carolan | Directed by Bruce Del Castillo

The good news is that Cynthia Rothrock has a new film, Lady Scorpions. The bad news is that it’s from Tiger Style Media, the same production company that gave us the underwhelming Art of Eight Limbs and The Lockdown. The good news for you is that I’m willing to risk taking a bullet, or a kick to the head, to tell you if the third time is a charm for them.

On her way to her car, Lacy gets jumped by a pair of attackers whom she makes quick work of. Not that she was in any danger, it was a demonstration for her self-defence class. She’s less successful at getting her mother Alena (Cynthia Rothrock) to pick up the phone when she calls...

Your browser does not support the video tag. Tiger Style Media showcases classical martial arts and grindhouse movies with a modern twist. Exciting upcoming releases include The Art of Eight Limbs, The Lockdown, Lady Scorpions, and Kung Fu Games. Watch for stars like Ludi Lin, Caity Lotz, Cynthia Rothrock, and Mark Strange in action-packed films.

Martial arts cinema is back in full force, and the brand-new banner Tiger Style Media is here to offer four action-packed movies that highlight world-class performers and various styles of fighting. The company was founded by producer Shannon McIntosh, who has previously worked with Quentin Tarantino on movies such as Once Upon a Time.in Hollywood and The Hateful Eight, and Daniel Gross, who is known for Halloween: Resurrection and Highlander: End Game.

Tiger Style Media seeks to highlight both classic martial arts and grindhouse movies in the contemporary landscape, and Screen Rant has an...

Quentin Tarantino star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Also in the photo: Demián Bichir, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tim Roth and other 'The Hateful Eight' cast members. Quentin Tarantino gets star on Hollywood Walk Fame: No police protests or anti-Tarantino rally Quentin Tarantino, who has been making movies for nearly a quarter of a century, has finally gotten his own personal star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A prime location, too: it can be photographed and/or stepped on right in front of the Chinese Theatre. Tarantino's star-unveiling ceremony took place on Monday, Dec. 21, '15, with several cast members of his latest movie, The Hateful Eight, in attendance. Now, why is this “news”? Back in October, the Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and Django Unchained filmmaker dared to attend an anti-police brutality rally in New York City – days after a local police officer had been killed while pursuing a suspected thief.