Satin Steel

About This Movie

Satin Steel is an interesting piece from the mid-90s that really showcases the action genre's evolution, especially with female leads. Jade Leung is quite impressive; her kicks are lethal and choreography has a nice flow. There’s a gritty undercurrent throughout the film that captures the seedy side of Singapore's arms trade, and it's refreshing to see women in such dynamic roles. The pacing can feel a bit uneven at times but the stunts and fight sequences pull you in. Practical effects blend well, keeping things visceral, and the chemistry between Jade and Anita Lee is fun to watch. It’s not just about the fighting; there's an engaging narrative that complements the action.

Features strong female leads in action roles. · Unique setting in Singapore adds to the film's atmosphere. · Highlights practical effects and stunt choreography.