Hellbound (1994 Chuck Norris Film)

 It is no secret that I do enjoy a good Martial Arts movie and honestly it has been too long since I wrote about one too. And recently my twin and I along with our buddy Justin decided to take a look at an old classic and the film was called Hellbound which stars the great Chuck Norris.

Everyone knows that Chuck Norris creates great movies! But this one I didn't realize was created so we all decided to go and watch it.

Hellbound was released in 1994 and was the final movie that was made by Cannon Films before closing down. Again, the film stars Chuck Norris who plays Frank Shatter who along with Calvin Levels who plays Calvin Jackson and together, alright with Leslie Hawkins (Sheree J. Wilson) try to stop an ancient evil entity named Prosatanos from destroying the world.

Now, to be perfectly honest with all of you, I wasn't expecting this kind of movie from Chuck Norris. But I must say, I really enjoyed this movie.

First and for most, this movie was pretty much straight to the point which was really nice to see. Nothing flashy like you see in today's movies. The film never felt like it gets side track.

I also really loved the cast to in Hellbound, I really believe that these characters were real and they were partners. Chuck Norris was awesome of course, and I really loved the performances of Levels and Wilson. Christopher Neame did an amazing job of the main villain of the movie Prosatanos.

But of course, we can not talk about a Martial Arts movie without the Marital Arts. Norris once again impresses with such great Martial Arts ability and the fights scene never disappoint.

Again, for a movie from 1994, it still holds up and it was really nice to be excited about a movie again. Overall I'd say Hellbound is a 9 out of 10 for me. Give this movie a shot!

Until Next Time!

God Bless and Be Safe Everybody! 🙏🙏🙏

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