Bey Logan Knows His Audience. B&E Announce SHAOLIN SOCCER Style, Beach Volleyball Action Comedy BEACH SPIKE.

Oh, Bey. That's just not fair. With The Blood Bond - the debut feature from Bey Logan's start up production house B&E Productions - now in post production, the label has announced the rest of their upcoming production slate.

And what do you think is going to attract all the attention?  Will it be animated feature Little Gobie? Michael Wong's Rogue Option? Or, perhaps, could it be Choy Li Fut, a period action film to be co-produced by and star the iconic Gordon Liu?

Nope. Not when the next film to go into production is beach volleyball themed action comedy Beach Spike, starring Chrissie Chau - pictured above - and The Blood Bond's Phoenix Chou. Let's be honest. This could be horrible and still make a big bag of money.

Find details on the entire slate below:

The debut B&E Productions project, 'The Blood Bond', is currently in post-production. It was directed by and stars Michael Biehn ('Terminator', 'Tombstone') and new action heroine Phoenix Chou, alongside veteran and prolific Hong Kong star Simon Yam and mainland model Emma Pei. 'The Blood Bond 'was shot at Ace Studios in Nanhai, and in partnership with Fundamental Films and T-Films. 

Producer Bey Logan is happy to announce that actor Michael Wong ('Knock Off', 'Beast Cops') agreed to play a cameo role in the film as a helicopter pilot. B&E are currently planning a reboot of Michael's 'First Option' franchise, a series of Hong Kong-style SWAT team thrillers. 'Rogue Option' is currently at script stage, with Wong himself set to direct.

B&E partner Bey Logan was also a producer on the T-Films animated feature 'Little Gobie', the seasonal tale of a young reindeer on a quest to save his pet by begging Santa Claus for three wishes. The non-Asian rights for this 3-D feature, directed by Tony Tang, have been acquired by The Weinstein Company.

B&E's next live-action project has the working title 'Beach Spike!', and combines 'Shaolin Soccer'-style sports action with kung fu fighting, as bikini-wearing Asian babes compete in beach volleyball. This summer action comedy stars current Hong Kong 'it' girl Chrissie Chau with 'Blood Bond' lead Phoenix Chou cast as her rival.

The company is further developing a reversed 'Rush Hour' script, 'Harlem Goes East', about a black American cop on an adventure in China; 'Lady Transporter'(working title), a starring vehicle for Phoenix Chou, with the actress playing a female armed escort working the Russian/Mongolian border; 'Choy Li Fut', a period actioner about the founder of this southern Chinese kung fu style, to be co-produced with and co-starring Gordon Liu ('36th Chamber of Shaolin', 'Kill Bill').