If writers Gary Goldman and David Z. Weinstein had their way when they first sold their script for Big Trouble in Little China, the Jack Burton that we know and love would have never existed.Their ...

It’s no different here, but it took this long – Big Trouble In Little China is nearly 32 years old – to realise that good ol’ Jack Burton is not exactly the anti-hero that memory suggests.

Big Trouble In Little China does not get a lot of collectibles nowadays, so it is great to see such a cult classic film return once again. The Q-Fig Elite Jack Burton statue is set to release in ...

With her creamy green eyes and perfectly proportioned features, Kim Cattrall was one of the hottest items of the ’80s, and it shows in Big Trouble in Little China.The fact that Jack Burton wants ...

Big Trouble In Little China That’s right, Jack Burton is coming to the here and now, with Fred Van Lente and Joe Eisma along to make it happen. With the deadline for initial orders today, writer ...

Clint Eastwood passed on this cult martial arts comedy from 1986, and missed out on the chance to do a playful parody of his Western rival John Wayne.

Hero or not, Jack Burton's return is a welcome one, as Churilla has noticed an overwhelming enthusiasm among comic and film fans for a new Big Trouble in Little China adventure.

The comic is co-written by Anthony Burch and illustrated by Jorge Corona. “Big Trouble in Little China was one of my absolute favorite movies when I was a kid,” said Burch in a statement ...

Everybody relax, Jack Burton is here. And it turns out he has some good news. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson – who was originally slated to play the role of Burton in a remake of Big Trouble in ...

From John Carpenter (director of Big Trouble in Little China, Halloween, The Thing, Escape from New York) and Anthony Burch (writer of Borderlands 2) comes the story of old man Jack Burton's final ...

Jack Burton and Snake Plissken are finally meeting up for the first time, ... Big Trouble in Little China/Escape From New York is written by Greg Pak with art by Daniel Bayliss.