Hong Kong Film Net

Even after almost forty years since its' release, King Hu's wuxia (swordsplay) classic A Touch of Zen remains one of the best martial arts films ever created...

Millennium Dragon's title proves to be fortuitous, as sitting through this dreck feels like you've just wasted a thousand years. I hate Phillip Ko for directing this green apple splatter toilet bowl residue of a film, and perhaps, I hate myself a bit more for actually watching the whole thing...

Kung Fu Fighter features some solid action, but the problem is that there's not nearly enough of it...

Like many recent Hong Kong releases, Tracing Shadow provides some decent, if totally forgettable, entertainment. The film doesn't really deviate too much from the usual formula, but the charisma of star/co-director Francis Ng helps to move matters along smoothly...

One of the more unique beat-em-ups produced during the genre's heyday, Golden Axe throws a swords and sandals twist on to the usual festivities that make this a worthy purchase for fans of mindless video game violence, especially stuff that involves beating up dwarves in order to get power-ups...

Based on a popular Japanese manga and anime, Blood: The Last Vampire would seem to have all of the elements to make a successful action/horror hybrid...