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...
Kung Fu Reviews
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)...
Bullet Points: Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow
When you think of Jackie Chan movies, you think of Golden Harvest. And why not? Some of Jackie Chan’s most popular movies were produced by Golden Harvest including Wheels on Meals, Police Story and Armour of...
