How Hong Kong actor Chan Koon-tai, Bruce Lee’s counterpart, wowed with his kung fu skills

Hong Kong’s Shaw Brothers Studio made Chan their answer to Lee in the 1970s. Here are 2 films that put his martial arts ...
No Film School on MSN

Bullet-Fu Lovers Unite: What Are The Best Hong Kong Action Movies?

This past month, on the Criterion Channel, they had this excellent retrospective of Hong Kong action movies, which sent me ...
Wall Street Journal

New Hong Kong Movies Kick Kung Fu to the Curb in Favor of Introspective Dramas

Pro-Beijing groups in Hong Kong opened a food “carnival” in a public park that used to hold an annual candlelight vigil for the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protests in China.
bleedingcool

Broken Oath: Kung Fu Flick About Avenging Nun Coming to Blu-Ray

Broken Oath, the somewhat forgotten classic Hong Kong kung fu movie starring Angela Mao, has been given a 2K digital restoration and will be released on Blu-Ray by Eureka Video. Mao plays an ex-nun ...
Screen Rant on MSN

7 Kung Fu Movie Actors Whose Films You Should Absolutely Be Binging

Checking out the filmographies of several kung fu movie actors can provide hours and hours of must-watch martial arts ...
The Hollywood Reporter

The Art of Kung Fu: From Hong Kong to Africa and Back

Hong Kong's Hanart TZ gallery’s Kung Fu in Africa exhibition unveils a rare collection of lively, hand-painted ?lm art from the '80s and '90s depicting everyone from Bruce Lee to Jean-Claude Van Damme ...
PBS

Why Was Everybody Kung Fu Fighting In The 70s?

We unpack the history of how and why Black Kung Fu films became a sensation in the 1970s. Black Kung Fu films were wildly popular in the 70s, a welcome response to the anger many people felt against ...