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The Deadly Venoms return! Bean curds; a dyeing mill; a fighting school. These are the common denominators when fighting off a horde of Ching soldiers in director Chang Cheh ’s Shaolin Rescuers , a cho...
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Opening with some sexy vampires who are down to fang, Insane Like Me sets up quite the conundrum for a combat veteran who is returning home after a tour of duty overseas. It seems his girlfriend, who...
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In which the white-haired supervillain somehow returns to rain down even more destruction upon the disciples of Shaolin! Also known as Slice Of Death, Shaolin Abbot proves that David Chiang is not to...
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It’s time to enter the bizarro world, my Chopsocky connoisseurs! This is a world where, in the wake of Bruce Lee ’s death, many film companies - including Golden Harvest , the production company that...
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It’s no stretch of the imagination to state that Director Lau Kar-Leung ’s Challenge of the Masters is a revolutionary statement of how martial arts movies ought to be done. The resulting film is an i...
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Clan Of The White Lotus is one of the Shaw Brothers finest efforts in comedy and in kung-fu. It is endlessly entertaining and full of some awesome choreography, thanks to the work of by the one and on...
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Not the eyes! Not the eyes! Oh, yes, it’s a brutal jab to the eyes which does the trick in Executioners From Shaolin , a multi-generational chop socky revenge tale which is absolutely unforgettable fo...
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It’s East vs East in this Martial Arts tournament movie by way of an arranged marriage! Heroes of the East , directed by Lau Kar-Leung and filmed by Arthur Wong , focuses on an arranged marriage betwe...
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Okay, okay. So, Dirty Ho is unfortunately titled but that doesn’t stop this kung fu film from being a masteract in comedy and martial arts choreography and, thanks to the usual high production values...
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It is no understatement to suggest that Bruce Lee ’s return to Hong Kong, after America refused to make him a star, was the best thing for his career. Lee was pissed off; frustrated by Hollywood’s inh...
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Opening with a wicked duel to the supposed death between Tuan Changqing ( Ti Lung ), the Deadly Breaking Sword, and Lian San ( Michael Chan ), the Throat Piercing Halberd, The Deadly Breaking Sword is...
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In which the Shaw Brothers go gonzo for pulp fiction, combining a magical spider whose webs capture foes and then melt their faces right off their skulls! Alongside some limited martial arts mayhem, T...
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In which the Yakuza enter into a Godzilla flick. Yes, those badass dudes. Sure, their involvement in the plot of Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla proves to be little more than shoot-out to add some conspira...
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Don’t let those colored backgrounds fool you one bit. The cast - or half of it - might stand stoically as the credits roll in the beginning of Life Gamble , but this wuxia feels a bit odd after that....
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And so arrives Hong Kong legend Derek Yee . It is here, in the role of the third master as a 20-year-old, where the young actor absolutely delivers a memorable role as the greatest sword master in the...
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