TNT Jackson (1974) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | Starring Jeannie Bell

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Title: TNT Jackson (1974)

Alternate Title: Dynamite Wong and T.N.T. Jackson

Genre: Action, Thriller

Plot Synopsis:
Diana “T.N.T.” Jackson, a skilled martial artist from Harlem, travels to Hong Kong to investigate the disappearance of her brother. Upon arrival, she becomes entangled with local drug dealers and thugs, using her combat prowess to uncover the truth and seek vengeance. The film blends elements of blaxploitation and martial arts genres, delivering a tale of revenge and empowerment.

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Cirio H. Santiago
• Writers: Dick Miller, Ken Metcalfe
• Cast:
  • Jeannie Bell as Diana ‘T.N.T.’ Jackson
  • Stan Shaw as Charlie
  • Pat Anderson as Elaine
  • Ken Metcalfe as Sid
  • Max Alvarado as Ming

YouTube Trailer:
TNT Jackson | Trailer

IMDb Link:
TNT Jackson (1974)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. Blake Bergman “Various Spaghetti” – ★★★☆☆
   “TNT Jackson is a 1974 blaxploitation film directed by Cirio H. Santiago. Santiago did a slew of films for the infamous Roger Corman, with this being an action yarn about ‘TNT’ Diana Jackson going to Hong Kong to look for her missing brother. Naturally, she gets mixed up in fighting drug traffickers in a film that is full of fight sequences and momentary sexuality in cheap budgetary form, par for the course in plenty of Corman’s established business ventures.”
2. arLopez – ★★☆☆☆
   “Watch this movie — if only to see a topless Nubian goddess beat the shit outta five Chinese dudes and then punch someone straight through their stomach.”
3. BeardofTsu – ★★½☆
   “Roger Corman jumps on the Blaxploitation trend with this Santiago directed joint that was originally written by Dick Miller but got a Corman rewrite. Jeannie Bell is Diana ‘TNT’ Jackson who heads to ‘Hong Kong’ by way of the Philippines to investigate her brother’s disappearance which puts her directly on a crash course with a criminal syndicate. I’m a big fan of Jeanie Bell but have to say she is miscast here, she’s no Pam Grier that’s for sure. TNT Jackson isn’t Cleopatra Jones either. The biggest problem with this…”

Meta Description:
“TNT Jackson” (1974), directed by Cirio H. Santiago, follows Diana “T.N.T.” Jackson as she ventures into Hong Kong’s underworld to uncover the fate of her missing brother, blending blaxploitation and martial arts in a high-octane thriller.