David Rees Righting Wrongs – Blu Ray Collectors Edition Review – 88 Films
Yuen Biao is one of the unsung heroes of Hong Kong action cinema and one of his best films, Righting Wrongs, also known as Above the Law, has had a…
New Bruce Lee Biopic To Be Made By Ang Lee
There have been many biopics on the life of Bruce Lee over the years from low-budget exploitation films to big studio films such as Dragon The Bruce Lee Story from…
Millionaires Express – Special Edition Blu-Ray Coming to the USA From Arrow
All aboard for the all-star action-packed adventure of a lifetime as martial arts maestro Sammo Hung (Heart of Dragon) brings East and West crashing spectacularly together in Millionaires’ Express! Sammo…
Magnificent Warriors – Blu-Ray From Eureka
Eureka in the UK has announced the specifications for the upcoming Blu-ray release of Magnificent Warriors starring Michelle Yeoh. Michelle Yeoh stars as a daring secret agent during the Second…
Jackie Chan Collection – Volume 1 From Shout Factory
Shout Factory in the USA has announced Volume 1 of the Jackie Chan Collection on Blu-ray featuring 7 films. Presented here are seven classic films which showcase the unique mixture…
Hapkido (1972) – Blu Ray Review – Angela Mao Collection
Made in 1972 Hapkido or Lady Kung Fu as it was called in America is one of the best early films starring Angela Mao with co-stars Sammo Hung and Carter…
Yes Madam – Eureka Blu-Ray Release Specifications
Eureka in the UK has released the full specifications for the upcoming release of Yes Madam starring Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock. The new release is from a new 2K…
Executioner Collection – Blu-Ray Set From Arrow
Arrow in the UK and USA has announced a Blu-ray release for the two Sonny Chiba classics The Executioner and The Executioner II: Karate Inferno. Fist Fights and blood flows…
Dragon’s Forever and Supercop USA Releases – Both Will Be Dual Format
After a lot of confusion around 88 Films( USA) upcoming 4K UHD Releases of Supercop & Dragons Forever they have confirmed that the 4K Ultra HD versions of both these…
Black Belt (Kuro-Obi)(2007) – Review
You don’t see enough Japanese empty-hand martial arts in cinema, apart from Sonny Chiba in the 1970s, they are more well-known for the great Chanbara swordplay epics from iconic directors…