#philip kwok

[olivierdemangeon]

HARD BOILED (1992) ★★★★☆

HARD BOILED (1992) ★★★★☆

[dare-g]

The Cat (1992)

[randomrichards]

HARD BOILED:

Hot shot officer

Clash with conflicted gangster

Gun fu master piece

[theactioneer]

Ninja in the Deadly Trap (Philip Kwok, 1981)

[fuforthought]

I love Five Deadly Venom's and Return Of Five Deadly Venom's. Are these the only two? I looked it up and there seem to be many films that feature some of the characters, but not all of them.

Five Deadly Venoms and Return of the Five Deadly Venoms aren’t technically a series of films. Return of the Five Deadly Venoms is actually Crippled Avengers but was renamed for American audiences to cash in on Five Deadly Venoms.

Five of the actors in these films (Lo Meng, Philip Kwok, Lu Feng, Sun Chien and Chiang Sheng) became known as the “Venom Mob” by kung fu cinema fans and went on to star in a bunch of films together; the majority of which were directed by one guy: Chang Cheh.

You’ll hear a lot of people talk about “Venoms films” when referring to movies with three or more of the Venom Mob in them. The Venoms are pretty much their own sub genre.

Some Venom films include…

Invincible Shaolin

Kid with the Golden Arm

Two Champions of Shaolin

Ten Tigers from Kwangtung

Masked Avengers

The Rebel Intruders

Shaolin Rescuers

The Magnificent Ruffians

I don’t think any of them are less than three star films. Most are four stars and, of course, some are five star classics. They’re definitely worth seeking out.

[moviesandmania]

ZOMBIE FIGHT CLUB Reviews and free on Crackle, Plex, Shout TV, Tubi and YouTube

‘You only die twice.’ Zombie Fight Club is a 2014 horror film directed by Joe Chen (Zombie 108). The movie stars Andy On, Michael Wong, Terence Yin, Philip Ng, Kwok Cheung Tsang, Jessica Cambensy, Jack Kao, Abby Fung and Chang Han. Buy Blu-ray: Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.com Plot: It’s the end of the century at a corner of the city in a building riddled with crime… Everyone in the building has…

[whattheabcxyz]

2024-02-03

Singapore

Electrolux to shut regional HQ here by May, impacting 100-200 employees

Proposed integrated development in Kembangan to have 340 BTO units & new community club

Photography

^ Italian photographer waits 6 years to get perfectly aligned photo of moon, mountain & basilica - now that's dedication!!!

Politics

Malaysia’s reputation & Anwar’s reformist credentials take hit after Najib’s sentence cut

US starts retaliatory strikes in Iraq & Syria after Jordan attack that killed US troops

More about Philip Chan, China's newest lapdog operating in Singapore

Gossip

79-year-old Squid Game actor Oh Young-soo faces jail term for allegedly groping & kissing woman - it's just her word against his, so where's the evidence???

刘青云 & wife Amy Kwok spotted in Singapore

Michelle Yeoh says her inability to conceive was a key reason for her divorce from Dickson Poon back in 1991

Travel

Marina Bay Sands refutes YouTuber's claims of sneaking into hotel & staying for free, confirming that he paid for everything - social media is full of desperate retard losers who'll say/do anything for views

[suchananewsblog]

Director Philip Yung On Hong Kong’s Oscar Entry ‘Where The Wind Blows’: “It’s A Memory Of A Former Time” – Contenders International

Director Philip Yung On Hong Kong’s Oscar Entry ‘Where The Wind Blows’: “It’s A Memory Of A Former Time” – Contenders International

Over the course of 144 minutes, Philip Yung’s true-crime drama Where the Wind Blows covers an awful lot of ground. An epic in the style Sergio Leone’s Once Upon a Time in New York, it pairs Asian superstars Tony Leung and Aaron Kwok in a story spanning several decades of police corruption in Hong Kong during its time as a British colony. The detail is sometimes dense, but the tone turns playful…

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

The Cat (Lam Nai-Choi, 1992)

[sam-rothstein]

Hard Boiled (1992), dir. John Woo

[jackie-and-peace]

Shaolin Rescuers (1979)

Kuo Chui and Lo Mang on the set of Shaolin Rescuers playfully fighting over dishes and food. Treasure.

Lo Mang wins, look at that smile

[venomous-five]

10.21.1951 || Happy Birthday to Phillip Kwok Chun-Fung!

[venomsreviews]

Lu Feng, Chiang Sheng, and Kuo Chui showing off some of their incredible moves in Kid with the Golden Arm (1979)

[o-the-scientist]

Aesthetic board for Yang De and Meng Tianxia as played by Chiang Sheng and Kuo Chi in “The Five Deadly Venoms” (1978)

[fuforthought]

The Five Deadly Venoms (1978) - Centipede vs Lizard