David Rees Blade of the Immortal – Review
Director Takeshi Miike has directed many films, some great some bad, but Blade of the Immortal is his 100th movie and this time he revisits the Samurai genre but with…
The Villainess – Review
Korean action cinema releases in the UK have been very quiet lately until word came out about a new revenge thriller entitled The Villainess starring Kim Ok-bin and directed by…
Headshot – Review
Iko Uwais shot to fame in the fabulous Gareth Evans films The Raid 1 + 2 and Headshot is his first follow up movie, this time with directors Kimo Stamboel…
Masked Avengers – Blu Ray Review
88 Films in the UK have delighted Shaw Brothers fans by releasing a series of films onto Blu Ray and DVD and many of them are classic Kung Fu movies…
Drunken Master – UK Blu Ray Review
Jackie Chan’s early mega-hit Drunken Master has had a number of releases on DVD and Blu ray over the years and a lot of them have been problematic in many…
Lone Wolf and Cub Blu Ray Box Set – Review
The words classic cult films are used a lot these days and many films do not deserve such an accolade but these superb set of Japanese action classic certainly do.…
Call of Heroes – Review
Cine Asia are back and are ready to start releasing Asian movies again and they have started with a good one, Benny Chan’s Call of Heroes. In 1914, after the…
Bruce Lee Master Colllection – Blu Ray Review
Bruce Lee’s movies have had many releases on DVD and onto Blu ray but his four Hong Kong films have recently had new 4k transfers and these are what are…
Challenge of the Masters – Review
Lau Kar Leung has always been one of my favourite directors and now most of his films are available on DVD / Blu ray we have decided to review some…
The Water Margin (TV Series) – Blu Ray Review
In the mid-1970’s it was a frustrating experience being a young martial arts movie fan in the UK. Most films were rated X so you had to be over 18…