Product Details

• Actors: Chuck Norris, Calvin Levels, Christopher Neame (III), Sheree J. Wilson, David Robb
• Format: NTSC
• Language: English, Italian
• Rated: Unrated
• Studio: Starmaker/Anchor Bay
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)
• ASIN: 6302178940
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #463,949 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Totally bad, totally fun., March 23, 2006

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Brent Heigold - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Hellbound (DVD)

Let's be honest, Chuck Norris movies are bad. Pretty much all of them are bad enough to be good.

"Behind Chuck Norris' beard, there is no chin... there is only another fist"

You know, its just like watching all the Schwartzeneger movies, just for the one-liners.

I think Chuck Norris is pretty much the poster boy (better say poster "destroyer" instead of "boy" just in case he finds out i wrote this writeup and comes and kicks my ass) for the tough-guy cop.

You gotta see in the beginning of this movie, when Chuck challenges one of this pimp's sidekicks to hit him in the face, so he can show no emotion or pain as a result - "you call that a hit?". He then punches the guy back so he fly's over the hood of the car. Hilarious.

Well, you know exactly what you're in for when you go watch a Chuck Norris movie. Pretty much an hour and a half of that. Its totally fun.

I think Chuck should make an appearance in the next Starsky & Hutch-stlye comedy film. It would be great.

The plot is the following: An evil spawn of the devil named Prosatanos, is unleashed onto the earth. Chuck and his sidekick cop are out to find and destroy him, while overcoming all the human obstacles in the way. Actually the plot gets a little more complicated than that, involving the crown of some scepter, and royal blood.

But in the year 2006, you're not watching Chuck Norris movies for depth, but pure comedy instead.

Had it not been for his seriousness, the movies wouldn't be near as fun a decade or so down the line.

Ayways, pure comedy is what you'll get. The movie is brilliant.

Buy it. Rent it. Whatever. You gotta see it.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Stunning!!!!!!, December 2, 2003

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Jack (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Hellbound [VHS] (VHS Tape)

In my career as a movie reviewer, I have seen many films but I have to tell you, Hellbound tops it off. This is a great movie that is serious and humurous at the same time. Chuck Norris is spectacular and Christopher Neame plays a horrifying role. Go watch it.

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars How can evil be defeated? Simple, put it in a room with Chuck Norris., March 26, 2008

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Sid the Elf (North Pole) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Hellbound (DVD)

Hellbound: Seriously, was this a 95 minute hallucination or one of the greatest B horror movies ever? Sid could go on forever about all the things that made this movie perfect in every way, but we will try to keep it reasonable. We decided on this one after watching what Chuck could do to a foe in a horror movie in the classic Silent Rage. In our review of that one, we begged Chuck to do a sequel. Little did we know that we didn't need one, as Hellbound more than made up for the absence of Silent Rage 2: Ramon's Revenge.

The film starts in the Middle Ages with some Crusaders burying the demon in a stone casket and locking it with daggers. The demon is played by the same actor as the bad guy in "The Final Sacrifice," or "Rowsdower!" as it was titled in its North Pole release. Anyway, flash forward to 1951 and two homeless men somehow find the tomb. Instead of leaving it alone, they pull the daggers out so they can sell the stones on the handles. Even as it was happening, you knew it was a bad move. Of course, the demon pops out of the tomb like he was Sid jumping out of a stocking and goes nuts. Flash forward again to "Chicago Present Day" where Chuck is a hardass cop. This is especially illustrated when a street tough mouths off to Chuck and Norris naturally punches the guy 10 feet into the air onto a parked car. O yeah, the street tough was the one, the only Iceman! That's right, THE Iceman. As in "The Iceman has melted. Two more and I'm coming for you, Vachs." From Death Ring. The reaction by Sid was one of hillarity, excitment and sheer amazement all rolled into one.

Now, this movie was released in 1993. For two reasons Sid really hopes it was shot shortly before its release and not shelved for a few years first. Number one, there's a good chance that Norris shot this classic on hiatus from Walker Texas Ranger. Also, if it was shot in that 1992-93 period Chuck and Billy Ray Cyrus were the only people not living in a trailer park with mullets like that. Maybe Chuck tapped into his inner Segal and grew the back out for strength. Who knows? Now the demon is killing holy men in Isreal. So, of course they send Chuck and his partner Vanilli. I know you're asking yourself "Why would they send a Chicago cop to Isreal to investigate a killer?" The answer is that the power of Chuck in a Sonny Crockett costume and with the mullet flowing can beat anyone or anything as we would soon find out.

At the end of the flick, Chuck is trying to rescue his love interest, played by Arnold's love interest in Kindergarten Cop, from the demon. So, it's Chuck Norris vs. a roomful of demons. No contest, Chuck wins. He always wins. We've now seen him take down terrorists, several Vietnimeese POW camps, and pure unadulterated evil. This man is totally insane. When Chuck is taking on the boss demon, he unleashed quite possibly the most killer move in film history. That's right, the slow-motion, double right legged kick. Words cannot do it justice. It was breathtaking. Another aspect of this movie that brought it into the pantheon of B was that it shattered two previously long standing records. One for times Sid asked "What the hell is going on here?" and one for times Sid asked "What is this, are they serious?" Two absolute must questions for a classic B to evoke from its viewers, as you already know.

Now, Sid always goes the extra mile for his loyal fans, so we did some research and found out that Hellbound was once upon a time shown on Joe Bob's Drive-In theatre. It was even nominated for a Hubbie. Sounds strangely similar to a Sid the Elf Woody award. Hmmm. In honor of that, here are Sid the Elf's drive-in totals:


1 heart being ripped out

1 impaling

1 hooker being thrown from a window onto a cop car

2 breasts

1 attempted baby sacrifice

1 30 minute streach of film that nobody understood...

and 5682 punches/kicks landed by Mighty U.S. Warlord Premier Norris