Also known as "Slaughter in San Francisco": Norris is a mafia strongman set against the film's hero (Don Wong, "Eagle's Claw") who takes on the underworld for the killing of his friend and partner. Directed by Wei Lo ("Dragon Fist"). The western release of the movie featured substandard voice-overs on all of the characters, and is thus considered one of Norris' worst.

An ex-Army commando (Norris) must find out why his comrades from his unit are being systematically murdered before he is next. Also stars Anne Archer ("Fatal Atteaction"), James Franciscus ("Beneath the Planet of the Apes"), and Lloyd Haynes ("Room 222"). Directed by Ted Post ("Magnum Force").

A tormented man, martial artist James Scott (Norris) is drawn into a vicious fighting circuit. As he progresses, he learns that the organizers may be the same men who nearly destroyed his life years ago. Co-stars Karen Carlson ("The Candidate") and Lee van Cleef ("The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"). Unofficially credited with starting the ninja craze of the '80s.

After Sheriff Dan Stevens (Norris) stops and almost kills a dangerous murderer, he is taken to a hospital and unknowingly made near-indestructible via an experimental formula. Still a danger, Stevens must confront him again and neutralize him for good. Also stars Ron Silver ("Ali") and William Finley ("Phantom of the Paradise"). Directed by Michael Miller ("National Lampoon's Class Reunion").

J.J. McQuade (Norris) is a go-it-alone policeman who stumbles upon a group of criminals carrying stolen automatic weapons. When his friend is killed for his interference, McQuade goes after the mastermind responsible (David Carradine, "Kung Fu", "Kill Bill Vol. 2"). The final battle between Norris and Carradine was shot without stunt doubles, much to the dislike of the film's producers.

A prequel to the first film and an actual sequel, respectively. Both films and the original were dedicated by Norris to his brother Wieland, who died in the Vietnam War in 1970. "Braddock" was the directing debut of Norris' brother Aaron ("Delta Force 2", "The Hitman").

When an army of foreign mercenaries sweep the southern US in a reign of terror, it's up to ex-CIA agent Matt Hunter (Norris) to face an old adversary (Richard Lynch, "The Sword and the Sorceror") and put a stop to the takeover. Also stars Melissa Prophet ("Van Nuys Blvd"). Directed by Joseph Zito. Norris' original choice for Prophet's role was Whoopi Goldberg, but this was turned down by Zito.

Down-on-their luck treasure hunters Max Donigan (Norris) and Leo Porter (Louis Gossett, Jr., "An Officer and a Gentleman") come into possession of a map leading to a lost Aztec fortune by a blonde beauty paying to be taken there (Melody Anderson, "Flash Gordon"). On their way, they must contend with others who want the treasure, too... Directed by J. Lee Thompson ("King Solomon's Mines").

When DEA agents are taken captive by a ruthless South American kingpin (Billy Drago, "The Untouchables"), the Delta Force is reunited to rescue them. Co-stars John Ryan ("Bound") and Richard Jaeckel ("The Dirty Dozen"). Five crew members were killed in a helicopter accident during filming; the film is dedicated to their memory.

Barry (Beau Bridges, "Max Payne") is an asthmatic kid having trouble in life; his only source of enjoyment is Chuck Norris' (himself) fictional exploits and imagining that he's Norris' sidekick. When he becomes sick of being bullied at school, he decides to learn karate from an elderly master (Mako), in hopes of being able to impress Norris someday.

Two Chicago policemen (Norris and Calvin Levels, "Adventures in Babysitting") are investigating the brutal murder of a rabbi, and eventually come to understand that their foe is a supernatural sure to cause great sorrow if not caught. Co-stars Christopher Neame ("Street Knight") and Sheree Wilson. One of the last films to be produced by Cannon Films.

When a group of lumberjacks attempt to destroy Tanglewood Forest, it's up to a group of devoted children and the spiritual hero John McKenna (Norris) - who is able to transform into a bear, wolf, or eagle - to save their beloved woodlands. Premiering on VHS, it received unanimously poor reviews and is often consider both Norris' personal worst and one of the poorest films ever made, period.

Joshua McCord (Norris) is an ageing Secret Service operative who must train a younger man in his field. However, when the First Lady is kidnapped by a mysterious band of terrorists, he finds himself thrust head first into a no-holds-barred mission beyond his prime. Also stars Dylan Neal ("Babylon 5"). This movie and its sequel are the only films directed by Eric Norris - Chuck's youngest son.

A Christian action-drama: when a man whose faith in God has been shaken (Mike Norris, "Born American") finds himself stranded in a secluded town run by an agent of Satan (Marshall Teague, "Fists of Iron"), his fate and that of the townspeople lies in the hands of man sent by God to observe, protect, and lead broken believers back to their faith (Norris).