Cinematic Vengeance! 8 Kung Fu Classics by Joseph Kuo — Blu-ray
Review of “Cinematic Vengeance! 8 Kung Fu Classics by Joseph Kuo” (2021), fully restored on Blu-ray. Order NOW from Eureka & Amazon!
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Breathing Fire (1991)
Review of “Breathing Fire” (1991). A martial arts B-movie starring Bolo Yeung, Jerry 'Golden Boy' Trimble, Jonathan Ke Quan, Eddie Saavedra & Ed Neil. Directed by Lou Kennedy.
READ MORE +Martial Arts Megastars to Visit UK: 12 – 13 October!
News on Comic Con Scotland taking place 12-13 October 2019 in Edinburgh. Featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bolo Yeung, Michel Qissi, Ray Park, WWE's The Undertaker & many more!
READ MORE +Double Impact (1991)
Review of “Double Impact” (1991) a Hong Kong action-thriller based on Alexandre Dumas’ Novel “The Corsican Brothers, starring Jean Claude-Van Damme and directed by Sheldon Lettich.
READ MORE +Shootfighter: Fight to the Death (1993)
Blood, guts, colourful fighters brandishing more weapons than a metallurgist’s hobby room and Bolo Yeung cast against type as the good guy - “Shootfighter” has it all and more in this tournament film with a difference. Trailer http://youtu.be/d2xEoM7FLZ8 CAST Bolo Yeung is legendary shootfighter Shingo looking to ...
READ MORE +Bloodsport (1988)
A jumping helicopter kick is a maneuver that requires tremendous skill and dedication to pull off, as anyone who can execute the technique will tell you. The same applies to an even greater degree to performing a full chair-to-chair split. It was through Bloodsport that countless people around the world first saw such ...
READ MORE +Looking back on Bolo Yeung
Bolo Yeung, the Chinese Hercules. One of the most quintessential Asian movie villains of all time, Bolo has been a staple of the realms of bodybuilding and martial arts films for decades. Born in 1946 in Guangzhou, China, Bolo became keenly involved in both martial arts and bodybuilding from the age of 10, and would ...
READ MORE +Profile of Bolo Yeung
Profile of Bolo Yeung. It was in the Jean-Claude Van Damme film Bloodsport that Yeung perhaps best immortalised his breakout villain role as Chong Li.
READ MORE +Enter the Dragon (1973)
In 1973, "Enter the Dragon" debuted in movie theaters across the planet and its status as one of the definitive martial arts movies of all time had already been cemented by the legacy of the man whose name would forever change the destiny of the martial arts for all posterity -Bruce Lee. His legendary status ...
READ MORE +My Lucky Stars (1985)
The three Peking Opera brothers star in another of their classic group of movies. The second in the Lucky Stars franchise after Winners and Sinners. Filled with hefty doses of gags, genuinely slapstick action and a comedic supporting cast. Here we examine just how good this ensemble cast really is! Cast There is a ...
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