They Call Him Chop-suey

Special effects producer Steve Baker will help a woman being chased by the Mafia, but then they followed him and his wife.

RAMBO rip-off produced by the Filipino film company Silver Star.

An American military advisor becomes disillusioned by the brutality and corruption of the Central American government which hired him. When his shift in sympathies becomes known, he's arrested and tortured but soon escapes, along with a beautiful American woman, in order to join the rebels.

Bitayin si... Baby Ama! (Tagalog: Execute Baby Ama) is 1976 Filipino film starring Rudy Fernández and Alma Moreno, depicting the life of executed murderer and gang leader, Marciál "Baby" Ama. Ama, who became a gang leader with his own prison mob while serving a sentence for lesser charges, was executed for murder at the age of 16 via electric chair on 4 October 1961. The film was followed by the sequel Anak ni Baby Ama (Child of Baby Ama) starring Robin Padilla.

Two convicts become friends because of their common goal, which is to plot revenge on their enemies.

Not really note worthy action movie from the Philippines.

The titular "Mad Dog", actually goes under the very anonymous name "Nick Nolte", and is played by Romano Kristoff, whom you may or may not remember from such classics as "Warbus", "Double Edge", or "Tough Cops". He is a cop who doesn't take it easy when the mob executes his stripper-sister, and he goes after them to get revenge at all costs. Another Phillipino superstar, Jim Gaines, has a small cameo in "Mad Dog II" as a snitch who gets offed in the bathroom.

Just when they thought that they have survived life’s toughest challenges, Leon and Norma face another test when Leon is being framed for a crime he did not commit.

A rag tag group is assembled for a secret mission into Cambodia, led by legendary special forces commando Richard Harrison.