Bullet Points: The Prodigal Boxer
Just before Alexander Fu Sheng stepped into the role of Chinese folk hero Fang Shih-Yu (aka Fong Sai-Yuk) in Heroes Two, Men from the Monastery and Shaolin Temple and decades before Jet Li did it in...
The Clones Cast
Bullet Points: The Black Dragon’s Revenge
A decorated member of the United States Marine Corps. A martial artist with black belts in five different disciplines. Winner of the All American Karate Championship at 60 years old… Ron Van Clief is a legit...
Bullet Points: Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger
When I first saw Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger… 7 or 8 years after its initial release mind you… I thought I had stumbled upon a special moment in history. The moment where the iconic...
Bulletproof Podcast: Episode 14 – Lone Wolf McQuade
1983’s Lone Wolf McQuade is the main topic of discussion on Episode 14 of The Bulletproof Podcast. Joining me to talk about this Chuck Norris classic are my co-host Chad Cruise and our special guest, Matthew...
Who Wants More Blu-ray Bruceploitation?
There are less than two weeks remaining for the Indiegogo campaign that is looking to bring 1976’s Bruce Lee’s Secret (or Bruce Lee’s Deadly Kung Fu as it is also known) starring Bruce Li and Carter...
Bullet Points: Bruce and Shaolin Kung Fu Part 2
1977’s Bruce and the Shaolin Kung Fu took the path of many Bruceploitation films and sold itself as a sequel to one of Bruce Lee’s classics, in this case 1972’s Fist of Fury. But unlike any...
Bullet Points: Chinese Stuntman
When you mention the name Bruce Li to fans of martial arts movies, they will undoubtedly mention his work in 1982’s Chinese Stuntman…. a movie Bruce Li both starred in and directed. Feel His Flo: Bruce...
Bullet Points: Kung Fu Fever
Bruceploitation movies typically fall into one of four categories… Movies that are based off of actual Bruce Lee films like New Fist of Fury and Enter the Game of Death. Biopics like Bruce Lee: The Man,...
Bullet Points: The Hot, The Cool and The Vicious
Lee Tso-Nam is one of the most prolific directors in the history of Hong Kong cinema. Lee Tso-Nam’s directorial career has spanned more than four decades and he has over 50 movies to his credit including...
Bullet Points: The Dragon, The Hero
I went into The Dragon, The Hero with the expectation that it was another Dragon Lee film. The name DRAGON is right there in the title. Every poster I saw for the movie featured Dragon Lee....
