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The latest from the legendary martial arts director is an adaptation of the acclaimed Chinese manhua series.

Hollywood’s Golden Age, arthouse classics from around the world, sci-fi and anime, and of course, ninjas.

No offense to Taron Egerton and the rest of the cast, but She Rides Shotgun is worth checking out e…

The third Once Upon a Time in China still finds China grappling with the ramifications of moderniza…

The first Once Upon a Time in China was a massive box office hit in Hong Kong when it was released …

Although he’d appeared in several martial arts films prior to Once Upon a Time in China, this was t…

Back in 5th grade, I was absolutely convinced that I was going to be a fighter pilot when I grew up…

What would you do if the monster under your bed was real and ate your parents one night? For young …

It seems only fitting to watch a movie that culminates in an epic ski ninja battle on the eve of th…

It’s pretty safe to say that Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner is my favorite movie of all time. I don’t …

The fifth Lone Wolf and Cub movie begins in a really promising manner that suggests it might just b…

Kenji Misumi, who directed the previous Lone Wolf and Cub movies, was replaced this time around by …

The third Lone Wolf and Cub movie veers back towards arthouse territory thanks to its slower pace, …

The wealthy Davenport family is thrilled when their daughter Poppy agrees to marry her first cousin…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Whereas Sword of Vengeance is a relatively straightforward samurai film, bloody arterial sprays and…

Years ago, Ogami Ittō was the shōgun’s official executioner, a task he carried out with diligence a…

2016’s Zootopia was one of those rare movies that was far better than it had any right to be, deliv…

Critics respond to the documentary chronicling the First Lady’s preparations for Donald Trump’s second inauguration.

For his final Hong Kong action film, John Woo decided to pull out all of the stops and go for broke…