Lo Wei’s explosive, action-packed, wuxia classic, The Invincible Eight comes to blu-ray this month, for the first time outside of Asia, as part of the Eureka Classics range. Directed by Lo Wei
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.
Often hailed as the “Godfather of Hong Kong cinema,” Chang Cheh was one of the most prolific and accomplished directors ever to emerge from the Hong Kong film industry. Distinguished by his
Fast, fun, and very, very bloody, The Adventurers comes to blu-ray this month. The only collaboration between action master Ringo Lam (City on Fire) and Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau (Infernal Affairs), The
If you’ve been watching Eureka’s Hong Kong-themed releases with bated breath then you’ll be delighted to know that March is The Month. Yes, Jamie Luk’s Doctor Vampire is finally here! While Hong
The inimitable martial arts superstar, Cynthia Rothrock, is back with a bang and a jump-kick in China O’Brien I & II — the franchise that firmly established Rothrock as an international action
A gloriously trashy slice of kung fu film-making, Slaughter in San Francisco, AKA Yellow-Faced Tiger, was producer Raymond Chow’s attempt to capitalise on Hong Kong cinema’s sudden explosion of popularity in the West. Released in 1974,
Hong Kong films are that rare nostalgia-gold—as good when you revisit as they were back in the day. Add Sammo Hung into the mix and you know you’re in classic action-movie territory.
What do you get if you add Sammo Hung; bandits; bordellos and martial arts hi-jinks? The answer is The Millionaires’ Express—a riotous, rollocking action move from the man who almost single-handedly kick-started
Some films are so gloriously nostalgic, so wonderfully referential, such fabulous fun that you find yourself grinning like a loon from opening to closing credits. Call Of Heroes is one of those