[NEW TEASER TRAILER ADDED]
The second full-length film "Death Grip" from the stunt team "The Stunt People" the name has changed. Now it's called "Rise And Fail". Here's how the creators explain the reason:
The name change was long overdue, as the team began to realize during production that it was less and less suitable for the film. “Death Grip” is a fitting title for a straightforward action film, and this film is not just a sequence of action scenes. So, after most of the material was filmed, discussion began on a new name.
Of course, the new name was not easy; several other options were considered. Before Death Grip, the film's early title was Kenny the Lackey, with other options including Legal Guardian, The Caterer and The Lackey.
We may well think: “I really like this particular title, why they decided to change it to “Rise And Fail”? Let’s say the first good idea was to simply call the film “Fail,” but for some reason it didn’t seem to fit very well. Thus, the idea grew into “Rise And Fail,” a title that was not only an interesting play on words, but also fit perfectly with the themes of the key characters. But to understand how it manifests itself on the main characters, you will have to watch the film itself.
Teaser trailer
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Tags: Death grip, The Stunt People, Johnny Yong Bosch, Eric Jacobas
Tags: Death grip, The Stunt People, Johnny Yong Bosch, Eric Jacobas
New trailer. There are few fights, more about the plot:
The trailer is very good, the fights are spectacular, executed and choreographed very, very well... It will be interesting to watch!
Ilya, thanks for the update.
Please. I think I chose the parameters 530 by 280 to embed, but it didn’t work out. What am I doing wrong? What tag is needed to embed a video from YouTube?
It’s better to add the video from the comment to the news - update.
Yes, this happened, but even before this site appeared.
Offtopic. EvilDollar, it turns out you translated the movie “Brave” with Mike B. Thanks for your hard work! I’ve had this film with subtitles for a long time, but it’s worth downloading for combat cinema experts who have only seen “Undisputed” and “Never Back Down.”