kung-fu ghost

Remember Kung Fu Ghost? We reported on the production of this crazy little film nearly a year ago, and it looks like the editing is nearly done. A release window of Summer 2021 has been announced. This film was brought into existence through the sheer will of Jennifer N. Linch. She directed it, she stars in it, and she’s the founder and CEO of the company making it, Nameless Studio. Linch plays Daisy, a woman who just inherited a spooky old mansion from her recently deceased grandfather. When Daisy travels to the mansion, she finds Granddad waiting right there for her — well, his ghost, anyway. In his time, he was a great martial arts master, and his afterlife mission is to pass on his skills to Daisy. She’s going to need them sooner than she thinks, as a gang of thieves descends on the mansion to rob it of its valuables. Linch says the project was driven by her passion for both martial arts and the movies that glorify

It’s a wrap on Kung Fu Ghost! The indie martial arts comedy has finished shooting and now its existence is inevitable. You can thank Jennifer N. Linch, who made the film her personal pet project. She directed it, starred in it, and she’s the founder and CEO of the company making it, Nameless Studio. Since filming is done, Linch has handed us the first-ever screenshots of Kung-Fu Ghost. See what you think of her acrobatics…. Photo credit: DP Jérôme Dolbert (IG: @jeromedolbert) Linch plays Daisy, a woman who just inherited a spooky old mansion from her recently deceased grandfather. When Daisy travels to the mansion, she finds Granddad waiting right there for her — well, his ghost, anyway. In his time, he was a great martial arts master, and his afterlife mission is to pass on his skills to Daisy. She’s going to need them sooner than she thinks, as a gang of thieves descends on the mansion to rob it of its valuables. “I love and train in martial