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
The Magnificent Chang Cheh is this month’s wonderful offering from the lovely folk at Eureka. Released on blu-ray as part of the Eureka Classics range you get, not one, but two ‘magnificent’
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 following Eureka’s kung fu releases, then their latest blu-ray will have you whooping for joy. Directed by legendary action choreographer Yuen Woo-ping (The Matrix; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Dreadnaught is an absolute classic
A bi-opic it isn’t, but Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story never-the-less makes what CBS-TV called “an immeasurably entertaining movie”–ablaze with comedy, romance, and spectacular martial arts sequences. From a childhood of rigorous
Since the first Ip Man film in 2008, starring Donnie Yen, the story of Bruce Lee’s tutor has captivated Hong Kong film-makers. While that first film – and its sequels – used
Celluloid Osbscura returns, dedicating itself to the more unusual, esoteric Blu Ray and DVD releases that may have escaped your attention. So, get with it and wallets at the ready for this