Funny you should ask about Mr. Speakman's movies today, because I checked the Internet Movie Database
(I had fogotten the name of one of his films),and it turns out today is his birthday too--Happy Birthday, Mr. S!
Getting back to your question - as Mr. Farnsworth said, most of Mr. Speakman's movies aren't that hot as far as script and character development are concerned, and I also agree with him that
The Perfect Weapon was the best.
Street Knight,
The Expert,
Deadly Outbreak and
Hot Boyz all have some Kenpo in them, but not as much as
Perfect Weapon, and, unfortunately, when I rented them (or saw them on Cable), I just wanted to "fast forward" to the fight scenes.....
There are some actual Kenpo instructors* & students in his latest movie,
The Gunman [in the opening credits]. It was an independent film made in Texas and I with some of my fellow students & some of the Kenpo black belts from TX got to be extras & meet Mr. Speakman. It was an interesting experience, but I would recommend that you rent it on DVD (don't buy it). If you want to see his other movies, I also recommend renting them first. I'm not trying to be mean, just honest...
Respectfully,
Gin-Gin :asian:
*P.S.--I don't mean to imply that other "actual instructors" weren't in his previous movies - if I'm not mistaken, Mr. Bryan Hawkins & Mr. Bob Liles were in at least one of them, and one of Mr. Gil Hibben's knives was featured in
Plato's Run.