action

River of Death (film) River of Death is a 1989 American action film written and directed by Steve Carver and starring Michael Dudikoff.

action-adventure

Ultimately, however, River of Death is an entertaining and satisfying action-adventure film that delivers plenty of thrills and excitement.

a great piece of escapist fiction

River of Death is a great piece of escapist fiction.

a throwback to those old action adventure films that used to be churned out of those B studios by the bucket load

River Of Death is a throwback to those old action adventure films that used to be churned out of those B studios by the bucket load.

a novel by Scottish author Alistair MacLean, first published in 1981

River of Death River of Death is a novel by Scottish author Alistair MacLean, first published in 1981.

a river

a river has a river's origins in death.

on action (especially the action of the human form) and adventure and takes place in an imaginary world of these heroes known as the jiang-hu (

This genre normally focuses on action (especially the action of the human form) and adventure and takes place in an imaginary world of these heroes known as the jiang-hu (literally, “rivers and lakes” also “cultural-imaginary world”) which has been defined as, “the self-contained and historically sanctioned world of martial arts.”

of folk and rock

The River have a certain mix of folk and rock which gives the band an interesting sound, not quite wanting to pigeonhole them, and as they played their releases, such as Animal Skins and New Ceremony, the upbeat melodies intoxicated the audience.

about the sensation of Latin American violence

The River and Death is about the sensation of Latin American violence, pieced together from a number of vendettas that plague a coastal town.

a chilling psycho-mystery from the highly acclaimed and award-winning author Barbara Nadel

River of the Dead is a chilling psycho-mystery from the highly acclaimed and award-winning author Barbara Nadel.

the amazing story of Canadian adventurers Alhoa Wanderwell who spent six weeks stranded in Brazil, living among the Bororo people and recording the earliest film documentation of them

Shot in 1934, River of Death is the amazing story of Canadian adventurers Alhoa Wanderwell who spent six weeks stranded in Brazil, living among the Bororo people and recording the earliest film documentation of them.

from R&B

the riverhas a wide range of songs from R&B to techno.