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One Armed Podcast 1: The Dragon Lives Again
September 12th, 2012 | 
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Co-hosts achillesgirl and Steve Hardy (Chopsticks On Fire) celebrate the amazing, absurd world of the Brucesploitation film The Dragon Lives Again. Under the microscope: Leung Siu Lung, Leung Siu Hung, director Law Kei, Frankie Chan Fan Kei and Eric Tsang in a Popeye suit. Also see the The Dragon Lives Again – Companion blog post.
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Tags: Bruce Lee, Bruce Leung, Eric Tsang, Kung Fu Hustle, Popeye, Stephen Chow, The Dragon Lives Again | 
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Two Fisted Podcast 1: Hong Kong Godfather
Ideal females The Ninjasquid and achillesgirl discuss Wang Lung Wei’s 1985 bloody triad film Hong Kong Godfather in the debut episode of Two Fisted Podcast! Highlights include Ninjasquid’s special recipe for the “Hong Kong Godfather” cocktail, a short pre-Shaw biography of Wang Lung Wei, his career, an hommage à Shum Wai, an email interview with Wayne Archer, and a “Learn Movie Cantonese!” segment with Frank Djeng (frankdjeng at yahoo.com) ! Sex, violence and hilarity ensues. Also see the Hong Kong Godfather companion blogpost
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Tags: Beardy, Frank Djeng, Hong Kong Godfather, Johnny Wang Lung Wei, Leung Kar-Yan, Norman Tsui, Shum Wai, Wayne Archer |
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The Podcast On Fire Network aims to provide a large, continually expanding overview of Asian cinema. On the flagshow Podcast On Fire, the big guns out of Hong Kong cinema gets a spotlight through discussion and review while the remainder of the network shows gives you insight into Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese cinema and the history of adult oriented Hong Kong cinema!