Bullet Points: The Green Jade Statuette (1978)
If you are looking for some old school Kung Fu movies, Tubi is a veritable pot of gold! After perusing the many options on the free streaming service, I settled on The Green Jade Statuette, let’s...
Kung Fu Reviews
Bullet Points: Hapkido (1972)
After a rough finish to my movie reviews in 2024, I decided I would play it safe for my first movie review of 2025 and go to the old school Kung Fu well once again! This...
Bullet Points: Six Kung Fu Heroes
Over the past year or so, I had the pleasure of watching both The Crippled Masters and Crippled Avengers, two Kung Fu classics that spotlight fighters with disabilities. Little did I know, there was another movie...
Bullet Points: The Dragon Lives Again
The time has come for me to review one of the most bizarre films from the Bruceploitation genre, 1977’s The Dragon Lives Again. I recall watching a cropped copy of The Dragon Lives Again years ago,...
No Surrender Cinema: Seven Steps of Kung Fu
A gang of invaders seeks to impose their will on a small Chinese village, but not if the local troublemaker and his master have anything to say about it! To defeat their foes, it will take...
Bullet Points: The Gambler and His Kung Fu Master
1981’s The Gambler and His Kung Fu Master had a lot working against it. First off, the video quality is pretty poor, which never helps a viewing experience. Second, there was a lack of character names...
Bullet Points: Horse Boxing Killer
I will let you know right from the start so you are not disappointed. The movie Horse Boxing Killer not only doesn’t feature horses with boxing gloves in a ring but it doesn’t even have any...
Bullet Points: Six Directions of Boxing
Everytime I watch a kung fu movie I ask myself why don’t I watch more kung fu movies. I am always entertained, either because of the martial arts action or because the story is so bonkers...
No Surrender Cinema: Mean Streets of Kung Fu
What do you get when you mix nonstop corruption and copious amounts of kung fu? A film full of vintage violence that only No Surrender Cinema can handle! It’s time to hit the streets, or should...
Bullet Points: The Thundering Mantis
One movie that really struck a chord with me on my journey through the Kung Fu Theater classics of yesteryear was 1979’s Sleeping Fist. When I saw that Leung Kar-Yan (Beardy for those in the know)...
