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
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
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
In the wake of the superlative Encounter of the Spooky Kind, the Hong Kong film industry realised that it had hit gold. Combining horror, fantasy, comedy, and martial arts, these colourful period
Made twenty years before Stephen Chow’s box-office blockbuster, The Champions, is a Golden Harvest classic starring the inimitable Yuen Clan. Written and directed by Brandy Yuen (In the Line of Duty III) and
The Miracle Fighters is a delirious, frenetic, and wildly imaginative kung fu movie from the legendary Yuen Woo-Ping. Released in 1982, The Miracle Fighters is a comedic tale of taoist magic, directed by
If you’re a fan of Hong Kong movies, then this month, you’re in luck, because Eureka will be adding another absolute classic to their ever growing list of Golden Age thrillers. Casino
Martini swilling butcher (and disgraced former spy) Ling Ling Chat (Stephen Chow) is dispatched to recover a stolen dinosaur skull from a golden-gun wielding super-villain. Equipped with the latest gadgets, our hero
Rating: 4/5. Bottom line: Another cracking release from Eureka, lovingly restored and packed with a wealth of must-watch extras. Format: Eureka Classics’ Special Edition blu-ray. Cast: Cynthia Rothrock, Elizabeth Lee, Ronny Yu,
Rated: 4/5. Bottom line: Classic unhinged, kick-ass, Hong Kong action. They don’t make them like this anymore. In the Line of Duty III (aka. Force of the Dragon / Yes, Madam 2)