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Chris has our second Employee Pick with an obscure, kung-fu drama: City Dragon (1995). Directed by Philly native (we assume) “Philthy” Phil Phillips and starring MC Kung Fu, this is a homegrown effort that also has some musical numbers in it. No one’s calling it a musical, however, nor does anyone really know what to call it other than Pure Entertainment. It takes a wild second act swerve and is domestically intense. Also, Chris has found a shocking origin story, so be sure to tune in!
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