Black Creek

On the 17 June BLACK CREEK was released on major platforms and I watched it twice, and that is after I was blesses to be on a premiere in California. This is such an amazing old west story, but its also a martial arts western. Not just that I find it to be a dark graphic novel on screen. Yes there is also a real Black Creek novel and the film is even cooler! The martial arts film legends Cynthia Rothrock, Richard Norton (Rest in peace🙏🏻), Keith Cooke, Don Wilson, Keith Vitali, Benny Urquides and more made am amazing ansamble and so many cinematic views. The mood set on screen puts chills down my spine. Crazy stunts, fight choreography directed by Mike Moller, what a pleasure for my eyes! I really hope to see more soon, no spoilers, see the end credits.

I bought it on Amazon Prime on the first day. Loved it! Going to rewatch this weekend. Will definitely buy the blue ray when it gets released. I have to comment on the cinematography... It's beautiful! It stands up to any Hollywood blockbuster and shows what dedication and spirit can produce without an astronomical budget. Thank you and your team for all of the hard work!

Cynthia Rothrock is a martial arts legend. Her characters have always been a step above the average in such films. I'm really impressed by her acting skills in this. The whole cast adds a gravitas to what could be just another martial arts film.

Wonderful fighting scenes, but I was also emotionally engaged with the story.

Well done!

This is a Fantastic movie and I would highly recommend it to anyone watching an Action movie. It stars some of the best Martial Artists in the world. This is a great film with a lot of amazing characters and great action.watching Cynthia Rothrock and Richard Norton have great chemistry on screen is fantastic so is Don the Dragon Wilson playing his part and the same for Benny the Jet Rodriguez. Keith Vitali had an awesome fight seen with Benny. Overall this was a fun one to watch and I think people will enjoy watching it. The film brings you back to old Western of yesteryears. So sit back and enjoy.

I'll be honest-I went into Black Creek thinking this was going to be a respectful nod to all of us who've stuck with Cynthia Rothrock through the years. A little nostalgia, a couple of signature kicks, and a reminder of why she's a legend.

But she went above and beyond.

Yes, the nostalgia is there-those fight beats, that no-nonsense stare, the quiet intensity before the storm-it all hits in the best way.

But what I didn't expect was just how much grit, power, and heart Rothrock still brings to the screen. This isn't just a tribute to her past roles-this is a legit action film with real stakes, solid performances, and a leading lady who hasn't missed a step.

The fight scenes are raw, grounded, and tight-no flash just for the sake of flash. Every move feels earned. She's not just here to show up-she's here to remind everyone that she still sets the standard.

And let's not ignore the emotional depth she brings to this one. There's a weight to her character that makes you lean in between the punches. She wears experience like armor-both on-screen and off-and it shows.

So, to Cynthia: thank you for not phoning it in. Thank you for showing up and still giving it your all. And thank you for continuing to be the Lady Dragon we all fell in love with.

Final verdict: 9/10 stars - a powerful return that doesn't rely on the past but earns every minute of the present.

Saddle up, because Cynthia Rothrock's Black Creek is finally here!

As a big western fan, this movie steeped me in the old west, and kept me there throughout its runtime (which flew by). Of course the fight scenes did not disappoint, and I love how Rose still bothered to carry a gun. I couldn't stop watching this even if I wished to. I'm diseased, sick with the fever to witness potty-mouthed Rose Jennings kicking ass. And what a phenomenal final performance by Richard Norton. It's got to be his best role by far.

Every penny ended up on the screen as expected. This is truly something special - the very definition of a passion project.

Bring on Part 2!