| 词条 | Super Hero Central |
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| name = Super Hero Central | image = Super_Hero_Central.jpg | caption = Super Hero Central DVD Box Cover | director = Scott Shaw | producer = Scott Shaw | writer = Scott Shaw | starring = Scott Shaw Hae Won Shin Kevin Thompson Conrad Brooks Donald G. Jackson Linnea Quigley | music = | cinematography = | editing = Jake Dharma | distributor = | released = {{Film date|2004|08|04}} | runtime = 90 minutes | country = United States | language = English | budget = | gross = }} Super Hero Central is a 2004 martial arts film directed by and starring Scott Shaw. The co-stars of the film include Donald G. Jackson, Conrad Brooks, and Kevin Thompson. PlotThis film follows two primary characters, Ace X and Kid Velvet, played by Shaw and Thompson. These two characters are members of a Rock n' Roll band, named Super Hero Central, who live on the skids of both society and the music industry. They transform into masked superheroes to takedown a Hollywood crime lord, named Rinaldi. The third primary character of this film is an unnamed character, played by Donald G. Jackson. This character goes through the film, reporting on the band through telephone conversations and while driving through Hollywood. The fourth, also unnamed, primary character is played by Hae Won Shin. This character is a spiritual teacher who sends Shaw on his mission to fight crime. The other primary characters who appear in this film are a reporter, Linda Marshall and a police commissioner, Commissioner Beckman. The reporter is seen throughout the film, reporting on the crime activities taking place in Hollywood, interviewing the police commissioner, and also interacting with the band members. She is eventually captured by the crime lord, which set the climax of this film into motion. LocationsSuper Hero Central was filmed in Hollywood, California, Macau, Taipei, Taiwan, Tokyo, Japan, and Vancouver, British Columbia. This film follows two crime-fighting superheroes, played by Shaw and Thompson, who disguise their Superhero identities as members of a Rock n' Roll band. HollywoodSimilar to many Scott Shaw films Super Hero Central utilities Hollywood, California as a cinematic backdrop. Though his films are often shot in multiple locations, utilizing various geographic locations in the United States and Asia to tell the story, the primary storyline of his films generally originate in Hollywood. Hollywood landmarks such as the Hollywood sign and images of Hollywood Blvd. are commonly seen in his films. This is also the case with Super Hero Central. As is the case with virtually all Scott Shaw films, the story for the film is presented in a non-linear fashion and there are many unexpected and seemingly unrelated events presented throughout this film. The film also possesses the references to Blaxploitation Cinema apparent in virtually all Scott Shaw films and this feature has much Music video style edits where the central characters leave behind the storyline and interact solely by the presentation of visual images in association with Techno music. As the film was created soon after the death of his longtime filmmaking partner Donald G. Jackson Shaw designed the story line of Super Hero Central to pay homage to some of the previous films he had created in association with Jackson." The final credit of the film is, "In Memory of Dinosaur Filmmaking." This is the same final used in many Scott Shaw films. External links
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