In my humble estimation, Dragon Inn is one of the greatest martial arts films of all time, and it’s follow up from King Hu, A…
Near the end of Hand of Death, a band of brothers come together and hatch a plan to finally defeat their adversary, a traitor to…
The 1990s was a tumultuous time for Hong Kong Martial Arts cinema. Its favourite son, Jackie Chan, was too big to fail and as such…
If DVDs wore out like VHS did, my old Hong Kong Legends Iron Monkey DVD would’ve been degraded to the degree that it’d probably play…
It’s not the language barrier, nor the theatrics and flamboyance, no, the biggest cross for martial arts cinema to bear is context. As a Westerner,…
It’s a daunting question, isn’t it? With so many big names to choose from (that are already well established in the industry), there is no…