Eric Jacobus And The Stunt People release "Future Boss" 9-30-13!

Get ready for more fun from the twisted mind of Eric Jacobus. 80s style HK action from The Stunt People! Future Boss is full on action without wires, with many sweatshirt jackets! Watch the video today!

Chop your browsers to the You tube Link:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM7tRGf4BKA


Eric uses Google Glass to learn to defend himself against a Terminator from the future, whose set on killing him before he can become President of the United States. Far fetched? Not so fast...

A Stunt People and Young Masters co-production

President - Eric Jacobus
Terminator - Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe
Tutorial Guy - Felix Fukuyoshi Ruwwe
Bum - Shaun Finney

Choreography - Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe & Eric Jacobus
Cinematographer - Shaun Finney
Directed, Edited, and VFX by Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe
Written and Produced by Eric Jacobus

Check out The Young Masters at http://www.youtube.com/user/youngmasters

The Stunt People Http://YouTube.com/stuntpeople 

Sachiko Ishida Upcoming On Dan's Movie Report!

I first heard about Sachiko from the Tony Kung Fu Femmes feature "From China With Love": https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HMqG8QiGP0E#t=16 Sachiko heats up the film with her catlike moves and sultry presence. Below pic (C) 2013 Kung Fu Femmes "From China With Love"

In keeping with the exclusive nature of Dan's Movie Report, in the coming weeks watch for an interview with Sachiko and photos only found on your home for action on the web www.dansmoviereport.com Additionally watch for future updates from Kung Fu Femmes and their latest feature: Dr. Nguyen Feature:  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=636449893066695 Also later in the year watch for additional feature articles and interviews. Check out the Kung Fu Femmes youtube channel for videos: 
 http://www.youtube.com/user/anthonylaudati/videos
In the meantime, check out sexy Sachiko's web portals, sharpen your swords, and slice your browsers to:

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3227662/

Twitter: http://twitter.com/ishidasachiko
Official Site: http://www.ishidasachiko.com/

Face book: http://www.facebook.com/ishidasachiko
You tube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/sachisachi7

Keep your browsers hot linked to Dan's Movie Report! www.dansmoviereport.com 

Larnell Stovall Interview (Exclusive) Behind The Action

Above Pic: Larnell from his FB page

Larnell Stovall is a man of action, on the eve of the release of the new Mortal Kombat Legacy Season 2, I am honored to have a short chat with the accomplished martial artist and stunt coordinator. Sit back in your easy chair crack open a large can of whoop-ass and check out another exclusive interview from Dan's Movie Report!

Greetings Larnell, thanks for taking the time to do this short interview for Dan's Movie report, what is your martial arts background, how did you transition for martial arts to stunt work?

I have studied Shotokan, Aikido, Capoeira and Ninjitsu... now I just do Hollywood-Do.

The transition started with friends who funny enough auditioned for Mortal Kombat Conquest. I wanted to audition for it but was injured at the time although I was able to meet the Stunt Coordinator of it. After I saw the episodes it was a good feeling seeing friends names in the credits and spotting their signature moves in fight scenes etc so i knew I wanted to do stunt work there after. 

What do you consider your first break in the film business, how did you begin in Hollywood?

I began like most people, riding around L.A. looking for sets to drop a headshot off, sometimes driving for hours to meet/talk to a stunt coordinator for less than 5 min and hope you are given a chance to work on that show or movie. Eventually over time you might be given that chance whether it was shows like Buffy, Martial Law, Angel, V.I.P., She Spies, Alias etc. Funny enough I never got on any of them, those are the breaks, but you have to keep trying and never give up. So I got an agent and started booking small acting roles on many t.v. shows "The Shield", "C.S.I.", "Touched by an Angel", "R.H.D. LA", etc. but my passion was stunts/fight scenes.

You have had a long career, is there a particular project that stands out in your mind, that is career defining?

I hope I haven't had a long career due to I feel like I have yet to begin, which is a good thing.. keeps me hungry and wanting to do better work. I still say a defining moment was a good friend of mine J.J. Perry recommending me to Isaac Florentine to choreograph Undisputed 3. At the time i was not working and I knew this was a big opportunity for me due to Undisputed 2 was probably one of the best fight movies I had seen in years, so the pressure was on. Im very grateful for that chance due to it challenged me big time and it became a calling card for me as a choreographer. Even though it was a STV film it made enough waves and gained enough respect from some industry people for me to be trusted with much bigger projects.

Go through a typical day of training, when you are working and also a day off set.

When I'm not working I try to see my family and kids as much as possible due to all my projects seem to never be where I live or in the country most of the time. When Im not working I'm trying to get/find the next project, network, train, research, play video games (yes it's research too.. ), study what new techniques are out there in the film world etc. Spend time on youtube looking at different martial arts styles, shorts, animations, old/new fight scenes etc. Im always trying to find something new to incorporate for whatever the next project may be.

Interesting insight, behind the action, Chat about 47 Ronin and Mortal Kombat Legacy, The action and your involvement.

I did not work on 47 Ronin, but it looks cool almost like a live action Ninja Scroll. I hope it does well due to it may open up doors for a real Ninja Scroll movie or other popular anime movies to get greenlit by studios. MK Legacy was different for me this time due to I was not as involved with the 2nd season as I was for the 1st. I was able to do the fight choreography and oversee some rehearsals and the 1st wk of filming but the rest was handled by Garrett Warren (Avatar, Reel Steel, Lincoln etc). he was the Stunt Coordinator and the 2nd Unit Dir. One thing I think people will find surprising is Kevin T. actually had LESS of a budget for season 2 than he did for season 1. Hopefully this goes to show his naysayers how truly talented he is and one can only imagine what he will do with a full movie budget soon. This season of MK Legacy 2 looks great, the action, fights, drama, settings etc look great and I look forward to seeing the final product myself. Yeah it makes me nervous to choreograph something and not be there for the on set performance of these fights but I was on a movie in Atlanta with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart "Ride Along".

Thanks for the cool answers, I will let you get back to work, to connect with Larnell follow him on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/larnellstovall Watch for more on your only home for action Dan's Movie Report!

Sandcastle Movie Review

With her new film Sandcastle Writer/Director Shomshuklla Das paints a fantastic tale of scope and depth following the journey of emergence of an Indian woman named Sheila evolving from a moth to a butterfly. Maya parades around trying to show Sheila how to broaden her horizons. Sandcastle is a drama, women talking, discussing ideas, goals and dreams.

The first thing I observed about Sandcastle is the difficulty women in India have in being accepted in society as having equal impact and importance with there male counterparts, Sheila has a boyfriend who is not supportive. She wants to go to a writer's meeting and her man won't let her go. Her friend gives interesting advice "If you let people always walk over you they always will." ":Shake off the old, take a rebirth." Allegorically, this applies not only to women in India, but to all people worldwide who are bursting to break free and become their own soul, and express individuality.

The acting on Sandcastle is really engaging, especially from the lady who portrays Maya, Malvika Jethwani . The interplay between the various characters in Sandcastle pulls Sheila in many ways. She fights for acceptance at the same time as trying to please herself.

Sandcastle is a deep film, looking inside oneself and makes the viewer contemplate the choices they have made throughout their lifetime. I rate Sandcastle an 8 out of 10, impact-full and thought provoking, the film should satisfy the urge to delve into your own mind. 

Follow these links for more info: https://www.facebook.com/sandcastlethemovie)

www.youtube.com/user/sandcastlethemovie?feature=watch
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RARacJDbqAo

 In addition to being nominated for five awards at International Independent Film Festival in London in October, Indian Film Sandcastle has been selected to screen at Hollywood's LA Femme Film Festival, also in October. The film will be screened in Hollywood on October 20th.

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