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.
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
Following in the footsteps of Golden Harvest’s Bruce Lee vehicles, The Double Crossers was the result of the company’s search for a new martial arts headliner. Starring starring South Korean actor Shin Il-ryong, who
The Valiant Ones was King Hu’s last, great masterpiece. Indeed it’s arguably his last true wuxia film — but what a magnificent beast it is. Directed by the celebrated master of the
Rating: 5/5. Bottom line: A film with many flaws but the presence of Kwan-Tak Hing AND Sammo Hung, makes this prime kung fu action. Cast: Kwan Tak-Hing, Carter Wong, Sammo Hung, Hwang
Plot: A pair pf tough female cops take on all comers in the film that launched a genre. Certificate: 18. Run time: 93 mins. Release date: 12th December. Format: Blu-ray. Bottom line:
Who doesn’t love a bit of classic Hong Kong mayhem? And when that includes the inimitable Sammo Hung (Mr Vampire) and Karl Maka (the Aces Go Places series) you know you’re in for a
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