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Kai Jin, a young chef in San Francisco's Chinatown, is in a real battle with his reality after confronting a mysterious spirit. During that time, Kai was able to become the Wu Assassin using his enhanced martial arts skills. After these violent confrontations, Kay tries to recapture supernatural powers from five modern criminals who threaten the world with destruction and violence.
Wu Assassins shines with its brutal and bloody martial arts action from Iko Uwais and Mark Dacascos. The same can't be said of the dialogue and some of the acting from the supporting cast.
I think this show has potential. I like the cast. I like the premise. I like the Shaw Brothers vibes and that faint odor of tokusatsu I'm picking up on, too.
There's a lot to be hopeful for in Wu Assassins. So, here's to crossing all the fingers and toes we have that it delivers on that hope when the dust settles on its debut season.
[Wu Assassins] harnesses Uwais' energy as both a fighter and an actor in an exciting fashion, and creates a giddy opportunity for martial arts awesomeness to flourish.