So what’s an Asian Cinema Podcasting Network? Below you’ll find out how it all started and what you can find within our as of now 6 strong lineup of shows on the Podcast On Fire Network! Click each show image to get to that particular category on the network and check out The Team-page for more info (ans sweet artwork) about the hosts!

The show that started it all! Episode 1 was published back in late 2007 with Stoo rocking the mic solo in a very nervewrecking situation! Luckily  Stoo teamed up with Kennenth Brorsson (SoGoodReviews.com), Jeff Wildman (Another Film Review), Mike Banner and many more guests! We took part in interviews, festival coverage and seasons of episodes focussing on many great, subjects such as Jackie Chan, Tony Leungs and Vampire Season covering those crazy hopping vampire movies with Lam Ching-ying!

Our Jackie Chan Season turned out to be one of our most popular series of shows yet. Catch up on our discussions of everything from The Young Master to Little Big Soldier! With guests such as Brian Kirby (http://www.briankirby.net/), Joey Leung of Terracotta Distribution and Chris Jones (http://www.chrisjonesaction.co.uk/)! Click Here to listen to our 4 part Jackie Chan Season

The ongoing Vampire Season is our tribute to Hong Kong cinema style horror featuring this hopping vampires and the man who was most apt at battling them: Lam Ching-ying.

Initially started out as a series of shows we we’re recording for Podcast on Fire,  the content of the shows grew to Kaiju-size proportions and we knew we we’re onto something good! We’ve recorded episodes on Anime (Paprika, The Last Vampire etc.) and don’t miss our epic Kaiju series, which you can find out more from by clicking image below:

Starting out as a very silly joke by Ken, What’s Korean Cinema? is our Korean Cinema podcast, focusing on key movies deserving some love or perhaps not? Featuring a steady guest cast list of Martin Cleary (New Korean Cinema), Rufus L de Rham (VCinema/cineAWESOME) and Paul Quinn (Hangul Celluloid)

Ken started getting heavily into his Cat III persona Sleazy K and thus This Week In Sleaze was born! Featuring a informative and fun look at Hong Kong (s)exploitation through the ages, via the show we also welcomed new co-host King Who? (Bullets Over Chinatown).

The idea of recording our own film commentaries for various (especially slightly obscure) Hong Kong movies was very appealing.  For some commentaries we looked up extensive information and for some other commentaries we just wing it and hope for the best! Our commentaries are avaible on MP3 and on YouTube! Here’s our archive and The You Tube playlist for the tracks!

You know the acclaimed, classic and cult movies but now you get to know the creative mind behind them. Along with new co-hosts David Harris and Tom Kent-Williams, Ken examined extensively the neglected directors of Hong Kong and Taiwanese cinema!