A Ugandan film company that makes low-budget action movies in the slums has found a cult following online - one US fan liked their films so much, he abandoned New York to become an action movie star in Kampala.


The replica of Rambo's machine gun, welded from scrap metal


Film-maker Isaac Nabwana in action


Supa kung fu Master Bruce U - his beard and moustache are attached with shoe glue


Fake blood is needed in vast quantities because the films are violent


Isaac Nabwana and his biggest fan, Alan "Ssali" Hofmanis


This replica wooden machine gun is veteran of about a dozen films


Selling DVDs in full costume can improve sales


Children do kung fu poses in front of posters advertising the next Wakaliwood film


Like the rest of the crew, Hofmanis gets involved in all aspects of production


The design for a spinning gun, inspired by the film Predator


The studio's kung fu school keeps children off the streets and trains them as future stars


The moment Hofmanis realises a dead goat is his "costume"


An actor has lunch in full horror make-up


Bosa, the dummy used as a dead body in every film, was named after an actor who quit


Make-up test for a woman who turns into a snake


VJ Emmie at work in his video hall, which is near Wakaliwood




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