The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979) Review
A really bizarre title for a kung fu flick, The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979) connects the idea of calmness
Read MoreHitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
Hitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
A really bizarre title for a kung fu flick, The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979) connects the idea of calmness
Read MoreJust as I had re-discovered the Chinese Godfather last night as one of the ultimate treasures of rare kung fu
Read MoreThere is no better feeling than reaching a certain milestone in your life where you had been on a life
Read MoreWays of Kung Fu (1978) is one of Chi Kuan-Chun’s better movies after his contract with the Shaw Brothers had
Read MoreA lot of the old Shaw Brothers kung fu movies would feature food scenes heavily. Growing up in an Asian
Read MoreThe Shaw Brothers’ Life Gamble (1979) is an oddity in having a recognizable ensemble cast but plagued by trying to
Read MoreI have been meaning to do this post for a very long time. Now, that I’m better setup to create
Read MoreThe Shaw Brothers Invincible Shaolin (1978), also known as The Unbeatable Dragon, is another Venoms/Chang Cheh classic featuring the six
Read MoreThe 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
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