John Hyams

John Hyams is an American director, screenwriter, and cinematographer, best recognised for his involvement in the Universal Soldier set, for which he has directed two parts. Hyams is the offspring of director Peter Hyams. Hyams did his graduation from the Syracuse University School which is known for its Visual and Performing Arts department, becoming a well-known painter and sculptor displaying and selling work in the New York City and Los Angeles. He became appreciated in Hollywood in 1997 after producing, writing and directing the critically praised One Dog Day.

The movie debuted at the Taos Talking Picture Film Festival. After this, Hyams directed various documentaries, most prominently The Smashing Machine, which tracks the life of the fighter named Mark Kerr. Hyams also directed many episodes of NYPD Blue which airs on ABC Televisions. In 2009, Hyams caught over the Universal Soldier franchise, directing the movie Universal Soldier: Regeneration. The film stars Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren Dolph Lundgren is a well known martial artist, act >> Read More... who both reprise their characters from the original film. It is the third theatrical part in the Universal Soldier series. The film is a straight sequel to the initial Universal Soldier of the year 1992, independent of the two Universal Soldier television sequences that were built in 1998 and totally ignores the effects of the 1999 theatrical sequence Universal Soldier: The Return. MMA fighter Andrei-The Pit Bull Arlovski plays the role of NGU - Next Generation UniSol in the movie along with assistant MMA fighter Mike Pyle in the character of Capt.

Kevin Burke. Jon Foo appears as a small role in the movie as one of the four UniSols. The flick has earned an average to mixed reports, but it has since received a notable cult developing. Then, in 2012, he penned and produced a sequel named Day of Reckoning, and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Scott Adkins Scott Adkins (Scott Edward Adkins) is an English a >> Read More... , Andrei Arlovski and Dolph Lundgren. It is a semi-sequel to the movie Universal Soldier: Regeneration. It was filmed in 3D with an allowance of $8 million. In the same year, he came up with the movie Dragon Eyes a movie based on martial arts featuring Cung Le and Jean-Claude Van Damme. The movie was based on a mysterious man in New Orleans, looks to combine two fighting gangs against the police who have been working with them to develop their corrupt agenda.

He even worked on the remake of the 1988 film Maniac Cop starring Bruce Campbell Bruce Campbell is an eminent American television a >> Read More... , Tom Atkins, Richard Roundtree, Laurene Landon, Robert Z'Dar, William Smith, and Sheree North Sheree was born in LA, California as Dawn Shirley >> Read More... . Z'Dar represents the title character, of a criminal ex-cop who recovers from the dead, hunted by his former co-workers. The movie earned $671,382 from resources of $1.1 million. Despite receiving negative reviews on its release, Maniac Cop has grown a cult film.