After flirting with cancellation, the fantastic martial arts drama series has punched and kicked its way back to life for a third season on HBO Max.

Warrior is back and better than ever as the martial arts drama flying kicks its way to success with stronger writing, better-developed characters, far more consistent pacing, and some gloriously entertaining bouts of ass-kicking!

With The Raid, Fast 6, and The Night Comes For Us, Joe Taslim has built a reputation as a badass martial arts star. And in Warrior, he definitely keeps that trend going. But also adds some great character building to the mix.

How do you make a villain sympathetic? Give him the sort of character building that Dean Jagger's Irish revolutionary Dylan Leary undergoes in season two of Warrior. We chatted to the actor about all the surprising changes in store for this complex character.

In Warrior, Cinemax's badass martial arts drama based on the writings of Bruce Lee, Olivia Cheng plays complex brothel madam Ah Toy. And the actress spoke to us about bringing this real life trailblazer to life on screen.

When international superstar Bruce Lee passed away unexpectedly in 1973 at the age of 32, it left a chasmic gap in the world of martial arts movies. Andrew Koji will probably be the first to tell you that to even try to fill Lee’s black kung fu slippers is a fool’s errand. That doesn’t mean he’s not doing a good job of it though.

Originally conceived by legendary martial arts superstar Bruce Lee, Warrior sees a few modern action superstars in Fast & Furious' Justin Lin and Banshee's Jonathan Tropper joining forces for this thrilling martial arts drama.

There is no better martial arts legend than Bruce Lee. So what better way is there to enjoy some kung-fu than a story based on the writings of the legend himself.