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
From classic wuxia epics, to kung fu movies, revenge has always been one of the most popular and prolific themes of Hong Kong cinema. The latest offering from the ever-reliable Eureka takes
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
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
From its seemingly effortless fight sequences, to it timeless tale of the good guy versus local tyrant, Shaolin Boxers is a frenetic beat-em-up in classic 1970s style. In Fuquan, the people are
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
Running on Karma is a curious beast. An offbeat Hong Kong murder-mystery, starring Andy Lau, which has more in common with modern Anime than the more usual beat-em-up Hong Kong fare. Balancing
Often described as the “Godfather of Hong Kong Cinema”, Chang Cheh made nearly a hundred films during a long and storied career spent at the famous Shaw Brothers Studio. There, he