Chinatown Jeet Kune Do
Book review of Chinatown Jeet Kune Do - Essential Elements of Bruce Lee’s Martial Art, by Tim Tackett and Bob Bremer.
Book review of Chinatown Jeet Kune Do - Essential Elements of Bruce Lee’s Martial Art, by Tim Tackett and Bob Bremer.
Read Stuart's book review of Drunken Monkey Kung Fu by Dr Leung Ting, which is essentially a training manual for 'Drunken Monkey Form’.
Book review of the legendary stuntman Vic Armstrong's autobiography by Stuart Grimes.
The Suspect is a fast paced South Korean action thriller starring Gong Yoo as a spy seeking revenge for the murder of his family!
Movie review of Once Upon a Time in China 2, an HK martial arts film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Jet Li as Chinese folk hero Wong Fei-hung.
Review of Choke, a documentary directed by Robert Goodman which follows three fighters through a 1995 Vale Tudo competition in Japan.
Movie review of Romeo Must Die with Jet Li in this is modern tale of Romeo and Juliet with a nice dose of martial arts and not so nice criminal violence!
Movie review of Police Story 3 with Jackie Chan as police Inspector Chan Ka Kui who infiltrates a drug cartel by going undercover in a Chinese prison.
Review of Gladiators, a martial arts documentary featuring footage of Elvis filmed between 1973-74. He practiced karate during national service in the army.
Movie review of Mission of Justice with Jeff Wincott as an ex-cop infiltrating a gang of vigilante ninja to save the city from the group's leader.
In many ways, “Scott Pilgrim vs the World” is something of a 21st century “Big Trouble in Little China” - a flashy, colorful martial arts fantasy which failed at the box office during its initial ...
Movie review of Close Range starring Scott Adkins as a man desperately trying to save his family from a drug cartel and corrupt authorities.