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Offscreen Rites·Oct 24, 2025Soft Monsters #03｜Green Snake (1993): Seduction Is Not a Sin. Refusal Is.She never wanted to become a woman. She only wanted to be a question you couldn’t stop asking.
InReelScopebySean Patrick·Oct 16, 202531 Days of Horror:Tsui Hark’s Vampire Hunters (2002)Tsui Hark’s Vampire Hunters (2002) mixes martial arts mayhem with supernatural splatter. Discover why this overlooked Hong Kong…
Joseph Kuby·May 3, 2024Peers and SeniorsThe Chinese title of Wong Jing’s book is Young Wong Jing Enters the Jianghu. That last word literally translates to Rivers and Lakes, but…
Joseph Kuby·Jan 30, 2024Doom Sees YouAfter the death of Jet Li’s manager, fight choreographer Corey Yuen Kwai never worked with producer Ng See-Yuen ever again. This is really…
J.A. Hernandez·Sep 26, 2023The Butterfly Murders (1979)I’ve written before about the collision of horror and science fiction, like in The Puppet Masters by Robert A. Heinlein and Son of…
Matt Bucemi·Dec 17, 2019Hong Kong Blues: The Films of Tsui HarkTsui Hark has been Hong Kong’s cinematic wild man for forty years, with an iconoclastic career that deserves more exposure
Le Cinéphile Anonyme·Jul 25, 2018DÉTECTIVE DEE — LA LÉGENDE DES ROIS CÉLESTES : Vertige des sens ★★★★★
InThe Chinese CinemabySean Gilman·Aug 12, 2017Tsui HarkAn overview of the career of Hong Kong director Tsui Hark.A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Chinese CinemabySean Gilman·Jun 3, 2017Once Upon a Time in China and America (Sammo Hung, 1997)
