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“TAKE A RIDE”: Van Ness Wu Gambles For His Life In The Latest Music Video Feat. Andy On And Martial Club

I had it in mind to share David Fu’s latest music video a few weeks ago, and it slipped in the midst of all of my other goings on. In the wake of Monday’s latest update from martial arts film and stunt troupe, Martial Club, I’m a little inclined to believe there may have been a good reason for the delay. Alas, feel free to check out “Take A Ride” by actor and recording artist Van Ness Wu in the player above, as he faces off against the Club members themselves along with a casino lounge full of angry bar patrons, and a pissed off Andy On. Also, feel free to watch the Club’s own “HK Edit” by clicking here, and if you want more Wu, you’re more than welcome to watch any number of his screen roles in the last twenty years, whether it’s Daniel Lee’s Star Runner, Kevin […]

UNDERCOVER PUNCH & GUN Review – Gunning For Nostalgia

Matthew Essary

There was a span of time from the early 1980s until the mid-1990s where Chinese action films from Hong Kong were produced with such regularity that it seemed like instant classics were constantly appearing in video shops. Films by performers like Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, and Jet Li came in like a steady stream but the reality was not all of these films were great. The consistently high volume of output from the HK film industry in those glory days meant that for every actual classic that got released, there were dozens of other action films released that were less than memorable. Even these second or third-string titles though often had an enthusiasm and urgency to them that made up for their poor acting, cheap sets, and incoherent scripts. They also always had action that was head and shoulders above anything else being produced in the world at the time. […]

UNDERCOVER PUNCH & GUN Trailer: Philip Ng And Andy On Unload Their Action Arsenal On Hi-YAH Next Month, Digital And Disc This Summer!

Lee B. Golden III

If a little more Phillip Ng is what you’ve been wanting these days, then pull up a chair and get a whiff of Well Go USA’s latest Hi-YAH! induction, Undercover Punch & Gun, from directors Lui Koon Nam and Frankie Tam. While an elite cop is working undercover to infiltrate a notorious drug ring, his plan is compromised when a rival agency with a grudge attacks during a trade, killing the gang’s leader. Their cover blown, both teams are forced to unite and take to the high seas in an attempt to overthrow the ruthless smuggler behind it all. This one’s taken quite a while to circulate, and for North American genre filmgoers, Hi-YAH! is a perfect landing spot for a title of this kind. The film arrives exclusively on Hi-YAH! from May 7, so you’re not a subscriber yet, I recommend changing that. The film also arrives on Digital, […]