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.
Taiwan’s Chu Yen-Ping takes his performers, winds them up and lets them go. Level of tolerande will differ.
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This time we review one of the most beloved three brothers movies. I.e. the team between Peking Opera school brothers Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao in their 1988 action-comedy Dragons Forever. And also from the same year, director Alex Law takes you inside the doors of the Peking Opera school the trio trained at in their youth and cast Sammo as his own teacher and Master in Painted Faces. Click link or image below to access the show.
Podcast On Fire 197: Dragons Forever & Painted Faces
Welcome back to The Dynasty Report, this time tackling and discussing the 2014 high profile productions Kung Fu Jungle starring Donnie Yen and the latest movie featuring Wong Fei-Hung: Rise Of The Legend. No Jet Li this time around but a new Wong Fei-Hung so there’ll be talks of how this reboot fares. Hosted by Kenny B, with reviews and discussion of the movies by the doctor David Lam and live from Hong Kong, not in the run down, grimey cinema we named this show after, Paul Fox. Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 193: The Dynasty Report – Kung Fu Jungle & Rise Of The Legend
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
We take a look at when the combo of martial arts, horror and the supernatural clicked, the genre bender if you will in the form of Sammo Hung’s Encounter Of The Spooky Kind from 1980 as well as the sequel to one of the most iconic Hong Kong action pictures of all time, John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow II. With Kenny B and Tom K-W. Click the image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire 183: Encounter Of The Spooky Kind & A Better Tomorrow II
