Starting from December 1, 2023, viewers can immerse themselves in the Shaw Brothers' cinematic universe through MUBI. Read More
Tags : Kung Fu
During the 1970s the Shaw Brothers Studio in Hong Kong produced some of the most iconic action films ever made, revolutionising the genre through the backbreaking work of top-shelf talent. The new Limited Edition Blu-ray box set from Arrow Video presents twelve jewels from the Shaw crown, all released within the 1970s – here’s a […]Read More
Eureka Classics have done it again with another astounding boxset entitled Cinematic Vengeance. and this time containing 8 Kung Fu classics all from master director Joseph Kuo.Read More
Regular readers of this website should have come to expect that every so often we are going to feature a kung fu film. Yes we are well aware that many of these have no horror in them but as we have said many times before we love kung fu too so what can we do. […]Read More
Encounters of the Spooky Kind [Gui da gui] (1980) Review
Five years before the fantastic Mr Vampire, Sammo Hung took Kung Fu, comedy and horror and combined them into what would become a whole new sub-genre of Asian cinema inventing the Jiangshi film with his hugely imaginative and insanely entertaining Encounters of the Spooky Kind.Read More
Mr. Vampire [Geung see sin sang] (1985) Review
If you think you know all about vampires prepare to be amazed as the latest epic release from Eureka Entertainment Mr. Vampire turns everything you know upside down.Read More