A Man Called Tiger (1973) Blu-ray version
Review of “A MAN CALLED TIGER” (1973), Blu-ray version. Gangster thriller starring Jimmy Wang Yu. Out now on Blu-ray via Eureka & Amazon!
James Tien
Yes, Madam! (1985) – Blu-ray version
Review of “Yes, Madam!” (1985), Blu-ray. Genre-defining, kung fu-action classic, starring Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock. Order NOW via Eureka & Amazon!
The Shaolin Plot (1977) — Blu-ray version
Review of “The Shaolin Plot” (1977), Blu-ray version. Uncut, old-school, kung fu classic with action from Sammo Hung. Out TODAY from Eureka & Amazon!
Spiritual Kung Fu (1978) Blu-ray version
Review of “Spiritual Kung Fu” (1978) Blu-ray version, Jackie Chan’s spooky, old-school kung-fu comedy classic! Directed by Lo Wei. Order your copy NOW from 88 Films & Amazon!
The Fearless Hyena (1979) Blu-ray version
Review of “Fearless Hyena” (1979) Blu-ray version, Jackie Chan’s insane kinetic-frenetic, kung-fu comedy & directorial debut. Order your copy NOW from 88 Films & Amazon!
Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey (2000)
Review of the insightful documentary “Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey” (2000) covering his unfinished film “Game of Death” (1978).
Millionaires Express (1986)
Movie review of Millionaires Express, aka Shanghai Express, an action-packed, star-studded, Hong Kong martial arts comedy western directed by Sammo Hung.
Police Assassins (1985)
Police Assassins, aka Yes Madam, is a Hong Kong action film produced by Sammo Hung and directed by Corey Yuen, that kickstarted the eighties "femme fatale cop" genre leading to numerous spin offs and ...
The Big Boss (1971)
If ever there were proof positive of Bruce Lee’s charisma and the power that emanated from him as if it were pure sunlight, “The Big Boss” is that proof. Were it not for him, “The Big Boss” would ...
Eastern Condors (1987)
A rare foray into the war film genre and a fan favourite, Sammo Hung’s “Eastern Condors” has stood the test of time as one of the best action films from the eighties’ “golden era” of Hong Kong films. ...
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 ...
