China O'Brien: Director Robert Clouse

Cynthia's first US film shot in Park City, Utah at times parallell with Blonde Fury/Lady
Reporter resulting in a sudden shifts in hairdo's in i.a. Blonde Fury.
A pretty entertaining B-movie with almost constant fighting with the baddie underlings.
BUT miles, oceans, from the martial arts action quality seen in e.g. Blonde Fury. But it
is what it is, Cynthia Rothrock never made a film again with HK quality in the action.

Cynthia is a Kung Fu instructor police woman, China O'Brien) who quits the police force
after mistakingly shooting and killing a young unarmed thug.
She moves home again, to the country village/town Beaver Creek where her father is
the Sheriff, but a bad rough crowd have taken over the place and he's without power.
The Crime Boss, Summers (Steven Kerby) runs the place and has corrupted one of the
sheriff deputies, Lickner (Patrick Adamson) and even the towns Judge.

Summers murders China's father and also the only other good sheriff in town, and
China decides to run for being the new sheriff. Everything is brewing to a violent
showdown and China is helped by her old schoolmate Matt (Richard Norton) and by
a young native guy, Dakota (Keith Cooke,who showcases his MA talent).

Above: Reversible sleeve

China O'Brien 2: Director Robert Clouse

An escaped war veteran, Charles Baskin) manages to get away after shooting a
couple of guards and then seeking refuge with his brother Kirk. But Kirk lives
in China's little town and the bad guys have started to show up in Beaver Creek
again. So, China, Matt and Dakota have to do something about it.

China O'Brien 1: Disc 3 - Blu-ray - EXTRAS:

Cynthia Rothrock is China O'Brien: Interview with Cynthia Rothrock (19 minutes)
The Martial artists of China O'Brien (33 minutes, i.a. Keith Cooke, Richard Norton
Interview with Stripper Assassin Melanie Good (11 minutes)
Interview with casting director Catrine McGregor (11 minutes)
Composing China: David Wheatly and Paul Antonelli (11 minutes)
Archival Making Of Documentary (39 minutes)
Archival interview with Cynthia Rothrock and Richard Norton (26 minutes)
Archival interview with Cynthia Rothrock (12 minutes)
Original Video trailers, Stills gallery