Podcast On Fire looks at the early career of Jackie Chan when he groomed to be Bruce Lee, Hong Kong’s favourite, contemplative piglet gets his own animated movie, Peter Chan makes an award winning horror short within the omnibus project Three and Taiwan Noir looks at when classical Chinese literature was adapated featuring people in wheelchairs, drunks, transvestites and a worm infested zombie. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1741
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 1741
The director of The Child Of Peach does his thing for the last time.
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Logging episodes on the legendary Chang Cheh and the Taiwanese leg of his career), reviews includes his fight fest The Shanghai Thirteen, The Director’s Series also evolves its Ringo Lam coverage by taking a look at School On Fire and Full Contact. Click image or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1741
Special effects tinted, Taiwanese cinema for kids and finishing off discussing the directorial career of martial arts superstar David Chiang can be found in the last trio of shows from the Podcast On Fire Network. Click image or link below to access the shows. Continue reading Post ID 1741
Brace yourselves, Taiwanese kids movies contain exploding heads, blood, dangerous stuntwork and creepy peach puppets.
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A This Week In Sleaze on the dark mind of Mou Tun-fei at Shaw Brothers… before Men Behind The Sun, recent Hong Kong cinema reported on in the form of discussion on Rigor Mortis and Abderdeen and Taiwanese children’s cinema gets a thorough examination. It’s more adult than you might think. Click images below to access the shows.
Two weeks of Taiwan Noir, discussing special effects tinted Taiwanese cinema in the form of The Big Calamity and Feng Shen Bang as well as the big 200th episode of Podcast On Fire awaits you! Click the image below or the links in the prior sentence to access the shows.
For this episode, we give Korea’s seemingly rare venture into fairy tale horror and fantasy in the form of Yim Pil-sung’s Hansel And Gretel from 2007 a look. A title brought to the UK through Terracotta Distribution so with Kenny B and Paul Quinn of Hangul Celluloid is also Joey Leung of Terracotta. Click image or link below to access the show.
What’s Korean Cinema? 16 – Hansel And Gretel
