Chocolate (2008), Ong-Bak , Kill Bill , The Villainess , and anyone who’s ever wanted to see a roundhouse kick followed by a headspin.

In the gritty underworld of Bangkok, a mysterious gang known as the "Devil's Wheel" has been abducting young women, leaving a trail of grief and fury. Enter Deu (JeeJa Yanin), a fierce, hard-drinking, and emotionally scarred martial artist who has spent years perfecting a unique, breakdance-infused fighting style after being dumped by her boyfriend. When the gang targets her best friend, Deu’s thirst for revenge ignites.

Teaming up with a ragtag crew of eccentric, musically gifted street fighters (including a moody breakdancer and a kung fu master playing the harmonica), Deu must master the chaotic "Meyraiyuth" fighting form—a blend of capoeira, drunken boxing, and hip-hop dance. The DVD takes you on a bone-crunching journey as Deu battles through sewers, nightclubs, and rain-slicked rooftops to confront the sadistic gang leader, only to discover a shocking conspiracy that blurs the line between predator and prey.

Love is a Devil. Revenge is a Beast.

Raging Phoenix isn't your typical straight-to-action flick. It’s a wild, tonally unpredictable hybrid: part brutal revenge thriller, part slapstick comedy, part tragic romance, and part dance musical. JeeJa Yanin proves she’s more than a stunt double—she delivers raw emotion and acrobatic violence reminiscent of Tony Jaa, but with a punk-rock, feminine edge. The DVD’s special features reveal the grueling training behind the film’s most memorable sequences (including a climactic fight in a vat of sticky rice whiskey).