Author Archive: Retro

Tribute to the king of karate films features rare footage (Bruce was making movies since he was six years old!) and interviews with many of the star’s closest friends.

Jackie Chan is a youngster, living in a remote vllage with his grandfather who teaches him Kung-Fu. Jackie, though, is tempted by some thugs he beat up to act as the master of a Kung-Fu school. This school’s name apparently spreads far, as an old enemy of Jackie’s grandfather shows up and kills him and Jackie is out to get revenge.

A big city crime lord spreads death and destruction. He must be stopped. His gang of thugs meet their match when they cross paths with two Ninja-trained comrades.

A wealthy man sends his young son away to learn Kung Fu from the drunken master. When he returns he gets involved in a fight between a local thug, who employs various fighters to do away with the boy and his father and take control of the local area.

Searching for his young daughter, and pursued by members of the Ninja, Lee Van Cleef teams up with young drifter instructs him in the martial arts.

In a futuristic New York City, a cyborg goes on a killing spree.

The first in a series of three 90-minute features that won accoldates for the outstanding quality of production and expertise in the filming of the most magnificent fight scenes ever filmed. AKA: DUEL OF THE DRAGONS.

A man searches for his father’s killer and plans to exact his revenge.

An assassin terrorizes the countryside, killing many fighters from distinct clans and leaving only one clue – a mask. A secret government agent (Don Wong Tao) posing as an assassin, is on assignment to bring the assassin to justice. Meanwhile, Wan Yi Fei (Chen Sing) and his brother Wong Tu Lung (Wong Hap) are attacked and killed along with many other of the clan.