If you loved Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle, then Eureka’s latest release is sure to delight. A decade before Stephen Chow became the darling of the indie scene, he was just
This month’s iconic Sammo Hung collection is a triple treat for fans of Hong Kong cinema. Triple Threat contains three discs of top-notch Sammo action, released on blu-ray, from the ever-reliable Eureka.
It’s no exaggeration to say that La Notte is a landmark in Italian art cinema — a spectacular drama, played out in Gothic black and white, set against a backdrop of post-war
Lauded for its wonderfully subversive themes, its deft plotting, and pitch-perfect performances, Larry Cohen’s high‑concept cult flick comes to Blu-ray this October. Those of you already familiar Cohen’s with signature blend of
Lovers of Wuxia are guaranteed to adore Eureka’s latest tales of vengeance and iron-willed women. Martial Law: Lo Wei’s Wuxia World features three films – The Black Butterfly, Death Valley and Vengeance of a Snow
A markedly dark and gruesome film, The Bells of Death isn’t your usual Shaw Brothers’ fare. Featuring a cadre of truly despicable villains, with Hong Kong superstars Wu Ma and Sammo Hung
Say the name Fritz Lang, and most cinephiles will immediately think of the cult science fiction, Metropolis, or the chilling Peter Lorre crime thriller, M. Yet, two of the defining works of
Director Douglas Sirk was the undisputed master of melodrama. Best known for the lavish, sweeping romances he made during the last decade of his career, he had already made several films in
During his surprisingly short career, Louis Feuillade made hundreds of films. Today, he’s best remembered for his landmark serials Fantômas, Les Vampires, Judex and Tih Minh — four crime epics that have had a global impact. Adapted
Hong Kong’a take on Japan’s Lady Snowblood, Broken Oath is an action-packed tale of righteous vengeance directed by Jeong Chang-hwa (King Boxer) and starring the inimitable first lady of kung fu cinema: Angela Mao. Orphaned