Reviewed by William Lee
Quote: "What it lacks in dramatic subtlety and erotic delight, it more than makes up with superbly choreographed kung fu action that brings down the whorehouse."

Reviewed by Gordon Sullivan
Quote: "I have no doubt that Invisible Target is an above-average action film. However, I am less sure about what keeps the film from being a great action flick."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "What's Mandarin for 'WTF'?"

Reviewed by Kristin Munson
Quote: "If only there was some actual meat to this martial arts tale, it could have been more than just a visual feast."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "Director Lau Kar-Leung's effort is certainly different than your average kung-fu chopsocky; light-hearted in moments, hard as nails in others, but interesting and fun to watch throughout."

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "Oddly, I found the funniest episodes to be the two that never made it to the air ('Hunger Strike' and 'The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show'); both lash out at the black lifestyle that BET promotes."

Reviewed by Mac McEntire
Quote: "Honestly, I couldn't follow anything going on this movie. It has tons of style, special effects and martial arts action, and that's all good, but who can make any sense of this crazy story?"

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "Martial arts + Night of the Living Dead = cool. Rockabilly? Er, no thanks."

Reviewed by Tom Becker
Quote: "Long a favorite on the indie circuit, VanBebber's films are usually hard-hitting, testosterone-fueled, blood-soaked pieces that decades ago, would have fit nicely on a double bill with the latest Sonny Chiba offering."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "The actors are okay, physically imposing and boasting a fine set of moves, but there's nothing here that will make you forget about Tony Jaa anytime soon."