'Man With The Iron Fists' First Poster Revealed

The promotion for Man With The Iron Fists is well underway. After the first photo surfaced showing RZA in action on set of Quinten Tarentino’s marshal arts movie, a new hi-res poster for the film has hit the web. The poster features Russell Crowe, Jamie Chung, Lucy Liu, Pam Grier, Rick Yune, Byron Mann and of course RZA.

The film will follow RZA’s titular blacksmith through his life in feudal China as he makes weapons for a small village. All is peaceful until the arrival of a gang of no-good thugs who force RZA into battle to protect both himself and the villagers.

RZA has co-written the script with Eli Roth and will be directing the film as well. Tarantino is producing and the film is set for release later this year, but in the meantime process the poster below.

 

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