Bulletproof Monk (Dir. Paul Hunter, 2003): 'Bulletproof Monk' begins in the 1940s, as a Tibetan Buddhist monk, charged with protecting an ancient scroll, passes on his legacy to his pupil. As the student receives the power to safeguard the scroll, his aging process is halted and he gives up his name, only to be known as the Monk (Chow Yun-Fat). Suddenly, the monastery is raided by Nazis, led by the ruthless Strucker (Karl Roden). As they attempt to seize the relic, the Monk is shot and falls off a cliff, taking the scroll with him...

However, six decades later, the Monk appears in America and crosses paths with Kar (Seann William Scott), a tough city kid with a talent for picking pockets. Together the unlikely duo must contend with the forces of the now-elderly Strucker, still determined to possess the mystical scroll. As Strucker's granddaughter, Nina (Victoria Smurfit), leads his thugs to track down Kar and the Monk, the two heroes receive help from the mysterious Jade (Jaime King)...

Kung Pow: Enter The Fist (Dir. Steve Oedekerk, 2002): Writer/Director Steve Oedekerk kicks the karate film genre up a notch by inserting new scenes, new dialogue and himself into an obscure Hong Kong chop-socky flick from the '70s. The result is "ridiculously funny and must be seen to be believed!" (Slant Magazine)

In order to avenge his family's death, a legendary warrior named "The Chosen One" (Oedekerk) wanders the countryside in search of the murderous Master Pain, also known as Betty. Filled with fist-flying action, incredible special effects, and outrageous kung foolishness, this martial arts mockery delivers knockout laughs from beginning to end!