What’s Korean Cinema? dissects one of the big three from 2016, Podcast On Fire offer their take on Hong Kong sci-fi, a barely legal ‘Street Fighter’ adapation and the best Hong Kong action movie made by an American studio. Click links or images to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1355
This Week In Sleaze welcomes back extreme gore to Hong Kong cinema circa 2007 (from the director of The Untold Story), The Golden Ninja Podcast talks of how Godfrey Ho merges Richard Harrison with a horror movie plus we discuss one of Jet Li’s signature action roles and when the Aces Go Places-series went to France. Click the images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1336
For Podcast On Fire 231, I gather Stewart Sutherland, Todd Stadtman, Paul Quinn and Paul Fox for the end of year chat covering a variety of topics including charity, Christmas creature features, Korea’s big year in cinema, lackluster remakes OF Korean movies and when there’s no more Hong Kong Christmas movies, let’s talk Lunar New Year ones instead!
On This Week In Sleaze 49, it’s a haunting New Year’s Eve with Charlie Cho and friends as we see in LAN KWAI FONG SWINGERS and its feeble excuse to center a sex movie about a real life NYE tragedy. Dark Charlie also comes out for the hostess drama MIDNIGHT. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1309
The usually reliable Lam Yi-hung doesn’t deliver sex and SFX very well.
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Dual episodes of This Week In Sleaze honor a late photographer, smutty filmmaker and a movie so foul it should’ve been made in Smell-O-Vision while Podcast On Fire does its best to defame Alan Tam once again. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1297
If you pursue your goals with kindness and you got a head on your shoulders, you too will manage a stable of super-nice prostitutes.
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Across two Podcast On Fire’s and a This Week In Sleaze, we talk Jackie Chan’s directorial debut, Aces Go Places, the conclusion of the Infernal Affairs-trilogy and two wild Category III movies of the 90s. One of which went viral pre-You Tube. Click image or links below to access the show! Continue reading Post ID 1269
