TNT Jackson

Diana "T.N.T." Jackson is a martial arts expert who travels to Hong Kong to look for her missing brother. Once she arrives, she learns he is dead, and she turns her attention to the people responsible. Her search brings her into contact with gangsters and drug dealers, and she has to fight her way through a dangerous part of the city. A local contact, Joe, helps her dig into what happened, while a bar in a rough district becomes a key stop on her trail. The film is an action thriller built around her pursuit of the men behind her brother's death.

TNT Jackson was released in 1974 and runs 72 minutes. It is a co-production between the United States and the Philippines, made by New World Pictures and HPS Productions, and directed by Cirio H. Santiago, who also produced. Dick Miller and Ken Metcalfe wrote the screenplay. Jeannie Bell, credited as Jeanne Bell, plays the title role, with Stan Shaw, Pat Anderson, Ken Metcalfe, Chiquito, and Imelda Ilanan in supporting parts. The film is the earliest title in Santiago's directing career among the films listed here, preceding Silk, Kill Zone, and Bloodfist 2050.

On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 4.8 out of 10 from 44 votes, which suggests a modest response from viewers.