David Rees Once Upon A Time in China and America – Blu Ray Review
Jet Li made the role of Wong Fei Hung his own with the first three Once Upon A Time In China films but after a bust-up with Tsui Hark /…
Wuxia (aka Dragon) – Review
Donnie Yen has been one of the busiest actors in Hong Kong in recent years and this new film Wu Xia sees him team up with director Peter Chan for…
My Father is a Hero (1995) – Blu Ray Review
Released by Kam & Ronson My Father is a Hero is one of Jet Li’s better offerings that he made in the mid 90’s. Li plays an undercover cop who…
Detective Dee – Mystery of the Phantom Flame – Review
Director Tsui Hark has been absent from the screens for a while and many thought his best days were behind him, but with the release of Detective Dee -Mystery of…
Shaolin Temple (1976) – Review
Our reviews are staying at Shaolin with the retrospective review of the Shaw Brothers classic from 1976, Shaolin Temple. The Mighty Shaw studios were at there peak around this time…
Shaolin (2011) – Review
Shaolin is the much anticipated period action drama from director Benny Chan and starring Andy Lau, Nicholas Tse and a guy named Jackie Chan. Set in early 20th century China,…
The Lost Bladesman – Review
The Lost Bladesman stars Donnie Yen as the famous warrior General Guan Yunchang and based upon a classic novel translated as Guan Yu Crossing Five Passes And Slaying Five Generals.…
Top 10 Sammo Hung Movies
Sammo Hung is one of the most influential people in Hong Kong Cinema over the past 30 years. He has worked with all the greats including Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan…
Bangkok Knockout – Review
Bangkok Knockout sadly shows all that is right and wrong with Thai action cinema at the moment. Martial arts clubs compete for a Hollywood movie audition, The Pure-hearted club, led…
Man From Nowhere – Review
An ex-special agent, Cha Tae-shik’s runs a pawnshop in a complex where a little girl named So-mi lives with her mother. The two have a silent friendship and the girl…