Visit the website at HuntToKill-TheMovie.com. H2K will be out in the USA & Canada on BluRay & DVD on November 9.
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
New "Hunt To Kill" Website
Check out the "Hunt To Kill" website.

Visit the website at HuntToKill-TheMovie.com. H2K will be out in the USA & Canada on BluRay & DVD on November 9.
Visit the website at HuntToKill-TheMovie.com. H2K will be out in the USA & Canada on BluRay & DVD on November 9.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Damage on DVD March 23

How far will one man go for redemption? Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment pulls no punches when the hard-hitting action-thriller Damage arrives on DVD March 23.
Six-time WWF Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin (The Condemned) unleashes bare-knuckle action in this adrenaline-fueled knockout of a film set in the illegal world of underground fighting. Recently released from prison, John Brickner (Austin) is ready to leave violence behind him, but when he learns that the young daughter of the man he killed can’t afford the heart transplant she needs to save her life, he knows he must fight again. An underground fighting community promises enough prize money to pay for the girl’s procedure, but in a fight with no rules, can John survive long enough to claim it?
Featuring gritty supporting performances from Walton Goggins (“The Shield”), Laura Vandervoort (“V”, Into The Blue 2) and William B. Davis (“The X-Files”), the Damage DVD will be available for a suggested retail price of $22.98 U.S.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Steve Austin to Star in "Hunt To Kill" with Gary Daniels
Source: KungFuCinema.com
Former pro-wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and martial arts star Gary Daniels are appearing together in the actioner HUNT TO KILL.
Austin stars as a border guard who is taken prisoner, along with his 17-year-old daughter, by a gang to help track down members of a rival gang. Daniels portrays one of the villains.
The film is currently shooting in and around Vancouver under the direction of Leoni Waxman.
Both actors previously worked on Sylvester Stallone’s THE EXPENDABLES. Daniels will next be seen in Dwight Little’s TEKKEN. Austin’s DAMAGE, which was recently released on DVD in the U.K. is supposedly heading to theaters in the U.S. in the early part of 2010.
Former pro-wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and martial arts star Gary Daniels are appearing together in the actioner HUNT TO KILL.
Austin stars as a border guard who is taken prisoner, along with his 17-year-old daughter, by a gang to help track down members of a rival gang. Daniels portrays one of the villains.
The film is currently shooting in and around Vancouver under the direction of Leoni Waxman.
Both actors previously worked on Sylvester Stallone’s THE EXPENDABLES. Daniels will next be seen in Dwight Little’s TEKKEN. Austin’s DAMAGE, which was recently released on DVD in the U.K. is supposedly heading to theaters in the U.S. in the early part of 2010.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Stone Cold Steve Austin's New Movie!
Source: BleacherReport.com
Word around the WWE is that Stone Cold Steve Austin's next film project, titled "Damage," will focus on an illegal underground fighting community. The project is not a WWE Studios film however. Austin is playing the lead role of John Brickner, a recently paroled convict who is forced into the groups.
The film will commence filming on 10/17 in the Vancouver, British Columbia area, it is directed by Jeff King and written by Frank Hannah. Its interesting that it is going on now, because Austin's return to wresting is drawing near.
He is supposed to be back in the WWE within the next couple of days or week. The word was that he would be on RAW this week, if that is true I don't know, but that is what has been going around, now Vince McMahon's return is going to be around the same time as Austin's.
So since its a package deal that is great right? Well I don't know, but it is one of the WWE biggest rivalries ever so I'd love to see it again. Since this movie is coming out within a year, I could guarantee that Austin will be promoting it in the WWE, even though it is not a WWE film.
Neither was The Longest Yard, but it was still heavily promoted, mainly because of Austin, Goldberg, and Kevin Nash's role in the blockbuster. So I can see it getting a nice plug by the WWE, but what do you think, should the WWE promote it?
Word around the WWE is that Stone Cold Steve Austin's next film project, titled "Damage," will focus on an illegal underground fighting community. The project is not a WWE Studios film however. Austin is playing the lead role of John Brickner, a recently paroled convict who is forced into the groups.
The film will commence filming on 10/17 in the Vancouver, British Columbia area, it is directed by Jeff King and written by Frank Hannah. Its interesting that it is going on now, because Austin's return to wresting is drawing near.
He is supposed to be back in the WWE within the next couple of days or week. The word was that he would be on RAW this week, if that is true I don't know, but that is what has been going around, now Vince McMahon's return is going to be around the same time as Austin's.
So since its a package deal that is great right? Well I don't know, but it is one of the WWE biggest rivalries ever so I'd love to see it again. Since this movie is coming out within a year, I could guarantee that Austin will be promoting it in the WWE, even though it is not a WWE film.
Neither was The Longest Yard, but it was still heavily promoted, mainly because of Austin, Goldberg, and Kevin Nash's role in the blockbuster. So I can see it getting a nice plug by the WWE, but what do you think, should the WWE promote it?
Steve Austin in The Stranger
Source: Mania.com
While there's no story or plot details to pass along in this next film, Stone Cold Steve Austin fans may be interested to hear that the wrestler-turned-actor has another action-thriller lined up for next year. With Austin, the Nasser Entertainment Group and Caliber Media Co. having just completed their fight film Damage, the trio are teaming up for a new action-thriller called The Stranger for 2010.
Production will handled by director Rob Lieberman in Vancouver this summer in hopes of getting it into theaters sometime next year.
Damage, which has just wrapped up for a 2009 release, stars Steve Austin, Walton Goggins, Laura Vandervort and Donnelly Rhodes. Jeff King helmed the project.
While there's no story or plot details to pass along in this next film, Stone Cold Steve Austin fans may be interested to hear that the wrestler-turned-actor has another action-thriller lined up for next year. With Austin, the Nasser Entertainment Group and Caliber Media Co. having just completed their fight film Damage, the trio are teaming up for a new action-thriller called The Stranger for 2010.
Production will handled by director Rob Lieberman in Vancouver this summer in hopes of getting it into theaters sometime next year.
Damage, which has just wrapped up for a 2009 release, stars Steve Austin, Walton Goggins, Laura Vandervort and Donnelly Rhodes. Jeff King helmed the project.
Stone Cold Takes The Rock's Approach to Acting

Stone Cold Takes The Rock's Approach to Acting
August 29, 2009
Source: PWTorch.com
According to PWTorch.com, the recent 2009 WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin wants to distance himself from wrestling like The Rock did.
He said, quote:
He wants to "distance himself from his WWE persona to be taken more seriously as an actor."
Stone Cold Steve Austin's new movie "Damage" is to be released this fall. He's also working on another film called "The Stranger".
You can read more of the article, and see a video interview at The PWTorch website by clicking the source link above.
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