David Rees The Dead and the Deadly (1982) – New Blu Ray From Eureka
Criminally unseen in the West, The Dead and the Deadly is a horror-action-comedy-special effects extravaganza in the same vein as Mr. Vampire and Encounters of the Spooky Kind. Directed by…
Iceman Cometh – USA Release From Vinegar Syndrome
The classic Yuen Bio action film Iceman Cometh is set to be released by Vinegar Syndrome in the USA from a new 2K restoration. Co-starring Yuen Wah and Maggie Cheung…
7 Film Sonny Chiba Box Set – Coming Soon From Shout Factory
Shout Factory in the USA have announced a 7 Film box set on Blu-ray from Sonny Chiba called The Sonny Chiba Collection. This collection will give you some of the…
88 Films – USA Releases
Many Hong Kong action film fans, especially those in the UK have been spoilt by remastered special edition Blu-ray releases from Eureka and 88 Films. Many fans in the USA…
Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin – Blu Ray 2K Remaster from 88 Films
88 Films have announced the Blu-ray release of the classic Jackie Chan movie Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin from a new 2K remaster. Released in 1978, Snake & Crane…
Infernal Affairs Trilogy – Blu Ray Coming Soon From Criterion
Criterion in the UK and USA are to release a new 4K remaster box set of the Infernal Affairs Trilogy. Infernal Affairs was a bracing, explosively stylish critical and commercial…
House of Flying Daggers (2004) – Retro Review
In 2002 a film was released which had film critics and fans of martial arts movies alike praising director Zhang Yimou’s stunning Hero. Starring Jet Li the film won numerous…
Tiger Cage (1988) – Review
Yuen Woo Ping was a director known for many classic kung fu movies such as Drunken Master and Magnificent Butcher but when it came to changing things to a modern…
Shawscope Volume 2 – Coming Soon From Arrow
After the big success of Volume 1 Arrow Video has announced the specs for the forthcoming Shawscope Volume 2. Pre- Order from Zavvi click here… or Amazon UK..click here Picking…
Sister Street Fighter (1974) – Review
Martial arts movies from Japan, especially the empty hand variety have never had the number of releases in the west that the kung fu movies from Hong Kong did, but…