Shaw Brothers The New Shaolin Boxers (1976) Review
The mid 70s was when Chang Cheh absolutely peaked as a director. Combining him with Ni Kuang as the screenwriter
Read MoreHitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
Hitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
The mid 70s was when Chang Cheh absolutely peaked as a director. Combining him with Ni Kuang as the screenwriter
Read MoreAlthough I haven’t seen this movie in a while (I have it somewhere), it was something on my list of
Read MoreOne of my perennial favorite Shaw Brothers classics is The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter movie. Directed by Lau Kar-Leung, this
Read MoreThis is another Gordon Liu/Lau Kar-Leung classic where Gordon Liu reprises his role as Wong Fei Hung in a story
Read MoreDespite having numerous Shaw Brothers alumni and Chang Cheh as the director, The Shanghai Thirteen (1984) was not a Shaw
Read MoreOne of the most revered kung fu movies is the Shaw Brothers/Chang Cheh classic The Five Venoms. While there were
Read MoreI haven’t done a movie review in a while especially my inconsistent but ongoing Shaw Brothers reviews, but I did
Read MoreI stumbled across this movie the other night (actually I knew about it but only had seen the ending a
Read MoreThe Magnificent Ruffians (1979) aka The Destroyers is another Venoms classic movie. It doesn’t have Wei Pai and that slot
Read MoreThis movie really should be renamed David Chiang on a Thailand vacation. It’s not a particularly great movie especially in
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