Fun Friday – Fighting a boxer with Master Ken!
Western Boxing is a powerful and effective tool of combat, and some in the martial arts community even go as far as to call it a martial art, in and of itself.
Close Range teaser arrives!
Lovers of martial arts rejoice - Scott Adkins and Isaac Florentine are at it again! After just recently wrapping up their upcoming seventh collaboration, "Close Range", the first teaser trailer has ...
The Shanghai 13 (1984)
A 1984 Hong Kong-Taiwanese martial arts film written and directed by prolific Shaw Brothers filmmaker Chang Cheh of "Five Deadly Venoms" and "One Armed Swordsman" fame. Trailer ...
The Shanghai 13!
The Shanghai 13 is an all-star Hong Kong extravaganza about patriots vs. traitors in 1930s Shanghai featuring Shaw Brothers veterans David Chiang and Ti Lung, and superstar Andy Lau (Infernal ...
Shanghai Knights (2003)
On the twelve year anniversary of the release of Shanghai Knights... “How do you do it, Jackie?” That’s just about the only reasonable response one can have to “Shanghai Knights”. Re-teaming Jackie ...
Fun Friday – A rare apology from Master Ken!
Plane crashes. Solar eclipses. Sightings of the Lochness Monster. What do these events have in common? All of them occur, both collectively and individually,with far greater frequency than the issue ...
Unlucky Stars trailer hits!
It's been a long time coming, but "Unlucky Stars" is finally reaching its final approach stage. Directed by Dennis Ruel, a veteran of Eric Jacobus' cadre of stunt performers known as The Stunt ...
House of Flying Daggers (2004)
From the director of “Hero” and the producer of “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” comes this dazzling story of China’s very own female “Robin Hood” and her merry women, The Flying Daggers. After ...
The Silent Flute (1978)
Also known as Circle of Iron, this is the second posthumous Bruce Lee project (the first being “Game of Death”) that never came to fruition. Co-written with actor and friend James Coburn, and writer ...
Happy Birthday Tony Jaa!
Happy Birthday to Tony Jaa who turns 39 today! Tony Jaa, otherwise known in Thailand as Jaa Phanom is a Thai martial artist, teacher, actor, action choreographer, film producer, stuntman, director, ...
Sport Karate Museum seeks support!
Professor Gary Lee is regarded as one of the foremost karateka in the United States, and with the 9th degree black belt around his waist and the laundry list of championships to his name, you can ...
Shanghai Noon (2000)
In the late 90’s, Jackie Chan finally managed to break out in Hollywood with the successes of “Rumble in the Bronx”, “First Strike”, and especially 1998’s “Rush Hour”. After finally completing his ...
