After reading so many social media accolades for 1978’s The Avenging Eagle (shout out to all the Shaw Brothers related Facebook groups), it made sense that The Avenging Eagle was one of the first Shaw titles...
One of the titles I was hoping would be included in Arrow Video’s Shaw Scope Volume 2 was 1981’s Treasure Hunters. I had heard nothing but positives in regards to the movie and as an Alexander...
If you are a fan of the Shaw Brothers brand of martial arts movies from the 1970’s you are more than likely aware that Arrow Video has recently released a box set (Shaw Scope Volume One)...
Alexander Fu Sheng was born Cheung Fu Sheng in Hong Kong on October 20, 1954. By his late teens, Fu Sheng was a martial arts film star whose popularity transcended his Hong Kong roots. Alexander Fu...
I started down another movie rabbit hole late last year when I reviewed Alexander Fu Sheng in The New Shaolin Boxers. I decided to continue my Fu Sheng journey with another Shaw Brothers film regarded as...
With nearly a thousand films to their credit and with my history of watching “Kung Fu Theater” on a regular basis in my youth, there is no doubt in my mind that I had to see...
