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A 1984 Hong Kong-Taiwanese martial arts film written and directed by prolific Shaw Brothers filmmaker Chang Cheh of "Five Deadly Venoms" and "One ...
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. ...
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 ...
David Yeung: “I strove to continually improve on all fronts and sending the message to people that you can transform your body if you’re really ...
Eight years before knife wielding Lee Christmas (Expendables), there was driver extraordinaire, Frank Martin. Jason Statham makes his debut as a ...
Steven Seagal’s ninth feature film marked something of a departure from his previous work, cast as one half of a detective partnership in a buddy-cop ...
Jackie Chan finally hit it big in Hollywood with 1998's "Rush Hour". The chemistry between Jackie and comedian Chris Tucker made the film an instant ...
Ever seen movies like "No Retreat, No Surrender" (1, 2 and 3), "King of The Kickboxers" and "Bloodmoon"? Didn't you just relish those movies as a ...
An entertaining film that features typical Hong Kong cinema; plenty of comedy and a visual feast of aerial martial arts held together with a ...
If someone asks you what the first movie from Vietnam you ever saw was, the answer for many of us in the English-speaking world would be “The Rebel”. ...
With the advent of the digital age, some of the most polished and well-orchestrated action films today are finding their way to the masses not in the ...
The film that brought Bruce Lee back to life (in spirit anyway) and introduced Jean-Claude Van Damme as the new face and form of martial arts cinema. ...
