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 Theater
Bulletproof Podcast: Episode 132 – Mean Streets of Kung Fu
Episode 132 is a special Kung Fu Theater edition of the Bulletproof Podcast! Join Chris the Brain and the “Toyman” Chris DePetrillo as they discuss a classic Kung Fu flick selected by the “Toyman”… 1973’s Mean...
No Surrender Cinema: The Boxer’s Last Stand
As the world prepares for Mike Tyson and Jake Paul to trade punches in their epic showdown tonight on Netflix, No Surrender Cinema is here to help you kill time before the big fight! Let’s head...
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: Invincible Shaolin
Arrow Video is releasing a third volume of their popular Shawscope limited edition Blu-ray box sets on November 26th. When that news first broke, I did not immediately hit the PRE-ORDER button (as I had done...
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...
No Surrender Cinema: The Guy with the Secret Kung Fu
Two young rebels who spend their time getting into fights on behalf of the less fortunate are recruited to rid their city of the deadly Dragon Gang. With a cast of characters that includes coffin makers,...
Bullet Points: Five Superfighters
My latest trip into the vast Shaw Brothers library comes courtesy Arrow Video’s amazing Shaw Scope Volume Two, one of the wisest physical media investments I have ever made. This time around, I selected a movie...
Bullet Points: Cantonen Iron Kung Fu
If I were to create a list of my favorite Kung Fu Superstars, I know Leung Kar-Yan would be pretty high on that list. Leung Kar-Yan (or Beardy for those in the know) shined the brightest...
