Classic Tsui Hark fantasy, Alan Tam and George Lam are back together on one episode and we take a look back on when the Pang Brothers scared the crap out of audiences in 2002 with The Eye. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1609
We interview Don Niam (Stinray from Godfrey Ho’s Undefeatable!) and start to examine Ringo Lam’s career in a pair of new sessions of The Director’s Series! Click links or images below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1609
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 1609
Guns, samurais and ninjas from Turkey. Check out the latest episodes of Podcast On Fire, Japan On Fire and The Golden Ninja Podcast by clicking the images or links below. Continue reading Post ID 1609
During this episode, we reivew another duo of Alan Tam flicks and see if we’re willing spokespersons for Team Tam this time around. They come in the form of Lau Kar-wing’s 1988 gangster actioner The Dragon Family starring everyone and Alan Tam. And in the second half we take a look at a movie that many forget when talking the late 80s gambling genre in Hong Kong: Wong Jing and Jimmy Heung’s Casino Raiders from 1989. Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 198: The Dragon Family & Casino Raiders
A Jackie Chan review double bill focusing on the continually evolving nature to his action films where Indiana Jones style adventure to a degree take center stage in the two Armour of God films. The first almost cost Jackie Chan’s life. Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 196: Armour of God & Armour Of God II – Operation Condor
Alan Tam double bill, people! Normally an actor I detest and for part of this episode I will continue doing that but no doubt, Tam-ster, Tam-boy, Tammi was part of a thriving Hong Kong cinema and put in various vehicles requring a lot out of him. Among other things action and for part of this evening, that admiration will be put forth. We first look at Wong Jing’s gun-fu, gunplay, Singapore set The Last Blood from 1991 and in the second half we discuss Sammo Hung’s politically incorrect action-comedy Pantyhose Hero. Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 189: The Last Blood & Pantyhose Hero
