Further adventures in the Young And Dangerous universe but one of the side characters gets her own movie, Brandon Lee comes to Hong Kong to make a gunplay movie rather than kung fu and we put two films up against each other where the Japanese are the villains. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1864
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 1864
Wong Jing makes fun of Jackie Chan, Lau Kar-leung does comedy in the 36th Chamber, The George Lam Defaming Sessions follow the man to London and I interview stuntwoman and actress Sophia Crawford. Any Hong Kong action cinema, Power Rangers and Buffy-fans in the house? Click images or links below to access the shows. Continue reading Post ID 1864
What’s Korean Cinema? does dual episodes that includes content on small, gentle dramas, discussion of meeting both actor Choi Min-sik and one of the most comercially viable directors out of the South in the 80s. Also, Podcast On Fire concludes the ‘Aces Go Places’-series and Corey Yuen does girls with guns for the new millenium. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1864
Japan On Fire examines the tender side of director Hideo Gosha, Renny Harlin directs Jackie Chan and Johnny Knoxville buddy action shenanigans and the one armed boxer meets the master of the flying guillotine IN… Master Of The Flying Guillotine. Click links or images to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1864
Tsui Hark goes 3D, a lookback at Stephen Chow’s classic soccer comedy and IFD mixing giant serpents, kickboxers and satan, all this 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 1864
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
