Eric Jacobus Movies

The Dope wakes up after his victory, but now the leader of The Martial Art Mafia is out for revenge... and he's got a new trick up his sleeve!

A clown, pizza guy and flower girl walk into a hotel... to kill someone.

A man—Eric, playing a version of himself—embarks on a quiet but obsessive quest to discover what lies inside a bag.

Johnny (Sean Eichenberg), a policeman, plays by the rules, while his childhood friend Trevor (Chris Cones), a kickboxer with an attitude, is the...

Andy Long divulges secrets to Shaun, but Shaun tries to out him. Andy must fight... Eric.

What happens when you take a man's beard? You're about to find out.

Two brothers play at being assassins.

Eric tries to deliver a package before time runs out.

Shawn and Manny of LBP Stunts Chicago invade Eric's home and try to steal his stuff.

A pizza delivery driver goes to the right place at the wrong time when he stumbles into the scene of a hitman's contract killing.

An honest boxer tries to win back the heart of a pretty, grieving girl whose wants and needs fall outside his simple world of good, soulful boxing.

A guy walks into an office for a job interview, but he’s got a big surprise ahead of him.

The Sensitive 70’s Turtleneck Tough Guys saga continues with the introduction of Jo Dixon, a tough-as-nails detective and Raymundo Bala’s...

A comedic homage to the grizzled turtleneck-wearing tough guys of 1970's cinema.

The Stunt People bring you a fan film of Double Dragon, one of the best beat em ups ever made. Many nods to Streets of Rage too. Lucas Okuma as Iron...

When Lawrence Young (Eric Jacobus) sells a client a briefcase full of fake cocaine, the plan quickly backfires. But his sidekick Nicky (Dennis Ruel)...

Detective Ness kicks some ass to catch the man who killed his partner.

A man who works as a human punching bag to relieve others of their stress gets caught up in a nourish mystery pertaining to a strange device that...

A short film about a shady deal gone wrong.

A behind-the-scenes documentary of the making of Contour, an independent martial arts comedy made for only $6,000.