In the gritty and dangerous streets of 1970s Italy, director Umberto Lenzi’s crime drama “The Cynic, the Rat, and the Fist” takes audiences on a thrilling ride through the seedy underbelly of gangs and cops. Starring the legendary Maurzio Merli, Tomas Milian,…
Have you heard about “TNT Jackson”, the grooviest kung fu flick to hit the silver screen in 1974? Starring the sassy and fierce Jeanne Bell as Diana “TNT” Jackson and the smooth and suave Stan Shaw as Charlie, this movie will blow…
Hey there, film fans! Have you seen Umberto Lenzi’s 1969 Giallo thriller “So Sweet So Perverse”? If you haven’t, you’re missing out on a classic that’s sure to leave you on the edge of your seat. The film follows a wealthy Parisian…
“Lady Whirlwind,” the 1972 kung fu classic directed by Huang Feng, emerges as a seminal gem in the martial arts cinema pantheon. Angela Mao, in a breakout role, exudes both ferocity and finesse as the titular character seeking vengeance for her sister’s…
Hey there, fellow film fanatics! Let’s talk about the epic Female Prisoner Scorpion film series from the 70s, featuring the badass Nami Matsushima, aka “Scorpion”. These films are a true gem of the exploitation genre, with their gritty themes of feminism and…
Hey there, horror fans! Have you heard of the 1961 Hammer Horror flick “Taste of Fear” (also known as “Scream of Fear”)? It’s a spooky tale that’ll have you on the edge of your seat. The film stars Susan Strasberg as Penny…
In a world of ancient China, where martial arts masters reign supreme, comes a tale of one boy’s journey to become the ultimate fighter. He’s got the speed, he’s got the power, but most importantly, he’s got the golden arm! From the…
In a world of sword-wielding warriors and epic battles, one film reigns supreme as the ultimate martial arts classic. “Come Drink With Me” (1966) stars the legendary Cheng Pei Pei as Golden Swallow, a badass heroine who sets out to rescue her…
Released in 1963, “The Ghost” (aka “Lo Spettro”) is a classic horror film that has remained popular among genre fans for decades. Directed by Riccardo Freda and starring Barbara Steele in one of her most iconic roles, the film has become a…
Lo Lieh, the legendary Hong Kong action star, left an indelible mark on the martial arts genre with his iconic performance in the 1972 film “Five Fingers of Death” (aka “King Boxer”). This cult classic movie not only catapulted Lo Lieh to…
