The Man With The Iron Fists

RZA opens up about his new film “Man With the Iron Fists,” and reveals that he compares it to Wu Tang’s “36 Chambers,” because it’s “informative” and “will entertain you.” RZA also says that he’s came full circle with his vision of Wu Tang and Kung-Fu movies, and feels that he’s given back to the martial arts community. Previously: Coffee With RZA [Video]

On a cold and rainy Saturday morning, rubyhornet.com’s EIC, Alexander Fruchter, sat down for coffee with The Rza. The two discussed Rza’s new movie, “The Man With The Iron Fist” and how his years with Wu-Tang prepared him for his directorial debut. Previously: On The Set With RZA: Respect The Classics (The Man With The Iron Fists) [Video]

Few know martial arts and B-movies like RZA, whose directorial debut, The Man With The Iron Fists, is a bloody violent fighting flick. For the multi-talented Wu-Tang Clan leader, the movie was a long time coming. “This was truly like Captain Kirk flying the Starship Enterprise because the power was in my hand. I’m not a power-hungry dude, but I know how to use power when it’s given to me,” RZA told Rolling Stone during a recent visit to our studio. Though the filmmaking process threw him some curveballs, RZA credited his rugged upbringing in New York for affording him grace under pressure. “When I was faced with challenges, I just had an ability to breeze through them and to find a solution without losing composure,” he said, again comparing his cool to Captain Kirk. He also pointed to Quentin Tarantino as his single biggest influence, calling the Pulp Fiction director a “walking encyclopedia.” Along with writing and directing the film, RZA also tapped the Wu-Tang Clan for the film’s soundtrack. “Even the GZA gave us a verse. He rarely, rarely gives me verses,” RZA said with a laugh. Explaining what first attracted him to kung-fu, RZA explained, “The first thing I gotta say is just the action, just the ability of one man taking on many. . . I started dissecting the characters, the brotherhood, the loyalty, the sacrifice.” Despite his great achievements with the Wu and beyond, RZA remains humble. “We did it, and I’m proud of the

RZA and the cast and crew of “The Man With The Iron Fists” talks with Wu-TV personality Kelley Jannelle about working on the projects and what movie goers should expect. Previously: RZA Speaks On “The Man With The Iron Fists” Prequels & Sequels [Video]

RZA speaks on the dynamics and hidden layers in his new movie “The Man With The Iron Fists”, out Nov. 2nd. The movie stars Russel Crowe, Lucy Liu, David Bautista, Cung Le, Pam Grier, Rick Yune, and The RZA himself who explains each character has an in-depth back story which could lead to sequels and prequels. Previously: RZA Explains The Challenges Of Directing A Movie Vs. Producing An Album [Video]