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Written by Paul Thomas and directed by Chris Cronin, The Moor is folk horror at its finest. This is an atmospheric film which takes its time in its handling of suspense and lets the grief gather in th...
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The Deadly Venoms return! Bean curds; a dyeing mill; a fighting school. These are the common denominators when fighting off a horde of Ching soldiers in director Chang Cheh ’s Shaolin Rescuers , a cho...
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Opening with some sexy vampires who are down to fang, Insane Like Me sets up quite the conundrum for a combat veteran who is returning home after a tour of duty overseas. It seems his girlfriend, who...
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In which the white-haired supervillain somehow returns to rain down even more destruction upon the disciples of Shaolin! Also known as Slice Of Death, Shaolin Abbot proves that David Chiang is not to...
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It’s time to enter the bizarro world, my Chopsocky connoisseurs! This is a world where, in the wake of Bruce Lee ’s death, many film companies - including Golden Harvest , the production company that...
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It’s no stretch of the imagination to state that Director Lau Kar-Leung ’s Challenge of the Masters is a revolutionary statement of how martial arts movies ought to be done. The resulting film is an i...
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Clan Of The White Lotus is one of the Shaw Brothers finest efforts in comedy and in kung-fu. It is endlessly entertaining and full of some awesome choreography, thanks to the work of by the one and on...
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Not the eyes! Not the eyes! Oh, yes, it’s a brutal jab to the eyes which does the trick in Executioners From Shaolin , a multi-generational chop socky revenge tale which is absolutely unforgettable fo...
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It’s East vs East in this Martial Arts tournament movie by way of an arranged marriage! Heroes of the East , directed by Lau Kar-Leung and filmed by Arthur Wong , focuses on an arranged marriage betwe...
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Okay, okay. So, Dirty Ho is unfortunately titled but that doesn’t stop this kung fu film from being a masteract in comedy and martial arts choreography and, thanks to the usual high production values...
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It is no understatement to suggest that Bruce Lee ’s return to Hong Kong, after America refused to make him a star, was the best thing for his career. Lee was pissed off; frustrated by Hollywood’s inh...
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Opening with a wicked duel to the supposed death between Tuan Changqing ( Ti Lung ), the Deadly Breaking Sword, and Lian San ( Michael Chan ), the Throat Piercing Halberd, The Deadly Breaking Sword is...
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In which the Shaw Brothers go gonzo for pulp fiction, combining a magical spider whose webs capture foes and then melt their faces right off their skulls! Alongside some limited martial arts mayhem, T...
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In which the Yakuza enter into a Godzilla flick. Yes, those badass dudes. Sure, their involvement in the plot of Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla proves to be little more than shoot-out to add some conspira...
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Don’t let those colored backgrounds fool you one bit. The cast - or half of it - might stand stoically as the credits roll in the beginning of Life Gamble , but this wuxia feels a bit odd after that....
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