Tony Jaa is the man. I remember seeing the original ONG BAK as a journalist for my university newspaper years ago, then getting drunk and screwing the entire cast of the student production of FAME. The ENTIRE cast. Wicked movies and wicked sex. Those were the days. Anyways, Tony Jaa and his brutal brand of Muay Thai are back with ONG BAK 2, which isn’t a straight sequel to the original film, because this one is set in ancient Thailand. Is it a prequel then? Whatever it is, it’s set the Thai box office ablaze and is sure to make some waves here too. Check out the official website that just went online featuring a pretty badass poster of Jaa doing his thang. Ong gets Baked in the US this October.
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