Cat III movies are movies too! No perverts in sight.
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What’s Korean Cinema? 17 – Sopyonje
Screaming and singing her heart out, set to a rhythm, a drum and a family drama underneath… it’s what’s depicted by legendary director Im Kwon-taek in Sopyonje from 1993. Click link or image below to access the show!
What’s Korean Cinema? 17 – Sopyonje
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Review: King Swindler (1993)
Taiwan’s Chu Yen-Ping takes his performers, winds them up and lets them go. Level of tolerande will differ.Full, written review available at sogoodreviews.com.
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Review: Underground Wife (1982)
Lack of dark energy and push in this piece of Taiwanese rape-revenge drama.Full, written review available at sogoodreviews.com.
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Review: Naked Rose (1993)
The Category III explosion lead to some minor efforts. Then there’s this.
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Video removed since Vimeo (who allow tags involving sexually suggestive content) removed my account. Despite no nudity in any reviews of Category III movies, it’s not worth the headache to repost old and new reviews on another service. Original posts in the Past Sleaze and Sleazy K’s Video Reviews-categories will remain as they do link to the written review but video content will be removed and any future Category III related reviews won’t have an accompanying video review.
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The Director’s Series 14: David Chiang – The Drug Addicts & A Mad World Of Fools
As one review hinted at, on this show we don’t pick the expected but rather what WE feel is worthy of a spotlight and the time has come for a new subject. His name is David Chiang. Yes, martial arts action superstar had a directing career so follow Kenny B and Tom K-W as we open up a new Director’s Series on David Chiang’s The Drug Addicts and A Mad World Of Fools. Click image or link below to access the show!
The Director’s Series 14: David Chiang – The Drug Addicts & A Mad World Of Fools
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Podcast On Fire 187: Face/Off & Hong Kong 1941
Podcast On Fire may focus on the known and the big guns out of Hong Kong cinema, classics or not, but no one’s demanding the programming to be strict or they’ll tune out so for this episode, based on the suggestion of our guest, we switch it up and head to part of the Hollywood filmography of a Hong Kong director. Namely John Woo and his third outing in America from 1997 called Face/Off. For our second review, we’re following among other things an actor on top of his game but not quite ready to be embraced by the public. Still, didn’t stop awards juries from giving Chow Yun-fat accolades for his performance in Leung Po-chih’s 1984 war drama Hong Kong 1941. With Kenny B and special guest Dr. Stan Glick. Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 187: Face/Off & Hong Kong 1941
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Review: Lost Souls (1980)
Before Men Behind The Sun, Mou Tun-fei was aggressive at Shaw Brothers.
Full, written review available at sogoodreviews.com.
Video removed since Vimeo (who allow tags involving sexually suggestive content) removed my account. Despite no nudity in any reviews of Category III movies, it’s not worth the headache to repost old and new reviews on another service. Original posts in the Past Sleaze and Sleazy K’s Video Reviews-categories will remain as they do link to the written review but video content will be removed and any future Category III related reviews won’t have an accompanying video review.
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Review: Fatal Passion (1990)
Category III of 1990 sure felt different to Category III of 1992-1994. The difference? Better.
Full, written review available at sogoodreviews.com.
Video removed since Vimeo (who allow tags involving sexually suggestive content) removed my account. Despite no nudity in any reviews of Category III movies, it’s not worth the headache to repost old and new reviews on another service. Original posts in the Past Sleaze and Sleazy K’s Video Reviews-categories will remain as they do link to the written review but video content will be removed and any future Category III related reviews won’t have an accompanying video review.
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Past Sleaze: Fatal Love (1993)
Unusual brew for Hong Kong cinema: Actually well made, erotic AND extremely violent.Full, written review available at sogoodreviews.com.
Video removed since Vimeo (who allow tags involving sexually suggestive content) removed my account. Despite no nudity in any reviews of Category III movies, it’s not worth the headache to repost old and new reviews on another service. Original posts in the Past Sleaze and Sleazy K’s Video Reviews-categories will remain as they do link to the written review but video content will be removed and any future Category III related reviews won’t have an accompanying video review.