Sans ninja-headbands, Golden Ninja Warrior lets its acquired material play on its own but earns a deserved place in this wonderfully reeking catalogue of films.
Full review at http://sogoodreviews.com.
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The Director’s Series 5: Nam Nai-choi – Her Vengeance + BONUS episode!
Nam Nai-choi turns to the next chapter and stops firmly and hard at female revenge. Therefore Kenny Be and Hong Kong Dave review 1988′s Her Vengeance, starring Pauline Wong and Lam Ching-Ying. Also featuring discussion, loose theories and facts about its rather extensive censorship history. Click link or image below to hear the show!
The Director’s Series 5: Nam Nai-choi – Her VengeanceBONUS!
The extension of The Director’s Series 5: Nam Nai-choi – Her Vengeance, in this bonus episode we talk of Ho Meng-hua’s Shaw Brothers rape/revenge movie The Kiss Of Death (1973) that Her Vengeance was a remake of.Click link or image below to hear the show!
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Podcast On Fire 125: Tom On Fire AKA Come On, Let’s Make Happy
The regular network updates and last movies watched quickly give way to a Tom K-W initiative…essentially a Tom On Fire section of Podcast On Fire and with Kenny B the discussion (bring your smoking jackets) is taken to place concerning subtitles for Hong Kong movies, distribution, reviewers, availability of movies, collecting mentality and the pro’s and con’s of today’s age of involving all of those aspects. Come On, Let’s Make Happy. Tits And Balls. Stay till the very end too, listeners. Click image or link below to hear the show!
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Review: The Body Is Willing (1983)
In uncut form finally, we’re forced re-think whether the events on screen are as sexy as the first few frames of certain sequences may feel.
Full, written review at sogoodreviews.com.
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Podcast On Fire 124: A Better Tomorrow (2010)
Phil G returns and brings to Kenny B and Hong Kong Dave the Korean remake of John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow. At 2 hours, how does it fare and can you avoid comparing it to Woo’s original? Also network updates, talks of Takashi Miike’s Harakiri, The Prodigal Son and the last 15 years of Chow Yun-fat’s career. Ken also snorts coke. Click image below or link to hear the show.
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Review: Night Orchid (1982)
One of the most clearheaded Wuxia Pian’s Gu Long ever wrote. No acid needed, it’s provided for you.Full review at sogoodreviews.com.
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Taiwan Noir 1: Taiwan Black Movies – SHOW DEBUT!
The debut of our Taiwanese cinema show, Kenny B explains his fandom-angle when it comes to Taiwan and Hou Chi-Jan’s documentary, that acted as an introduction and illumination of a forgotten era of cinema, is reveiwed and discussed. Click image below or link to hear the show!
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Review: Ninja Avengers (1988)
Once, the ninjas were out out of Ninja Avengers. Now they’re in again in order for a proper re-examination to take place.Full review available at sogoodreviews.com.
Podcast On Fire 121: The Mad-Cold Blooded Murder
Going in solo this week, Kenny B discusses recent This Week In Sleaze developments and feelings nearing the debut of the Taiwan Noir podcast. Main review of the week is the dubbed version of Albert Law’s The Mad-Cold Blooded Murder and I say dubbed because something was a Lettle bit different compared to the subtitled print… Click image below or link to hear the show!
This Week In Sleaze 7 – Tightie Whitie Theater: Kidnap & Sentenced To Hang
The double bill gets an immediate name change as Sleazy K and The Great Lord Joshua Regal go back to basics covering the very first Category III rated movie and the 1974 Shaw Brothers true life crime movie it’s a remake of. Click image or link below to hear the show!
