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A dramatic attempt to steal the the golden ninja warrior. Women fighting each other in scenes of breathtaking violence. A gang of bloodthirsty thieves tries to outdo the forces of justice. Ninja supremacy in the fight against evil and tyranny.

Running times:
00m 00ws – Intro/Golden Ninja Warrior review.
52m 42s – Mike Abbott biography/Death Code Ninja source movie background.
66m 42s – Death Code Ninja review.

Ken’s note: I mention Mike Abbott is in A Better Tomorrow. This is incorrect as he’s in A Better Tomorrow II.

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Consisting of outtakes and deleted material (previously only available to forum members) out of Podcast On Fire 32, 35 (available in the Cast From The Past archive) and 36 (available here) from 2008 with Stoo, Kenny B and Mike Banner. This collection feature tangents and outtakes concerning last movies watched (including Kiki’s Delivery Service and several Shawn Yue movies), Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and condoms included with dvd-purchases.

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For the 30th episode of What’s Korean Cinema, we return to reviewing something from the cannon of one of the key figures out of the early millenium new wave Korean cinema: Park Chan-wook. But he has proven to be of value to the scene even today and we’ll be looking at is his 2016 erotic thriller The Handmaiden.

Running Times: 
00m 00s – Intro/Park Chan-wook biography & discussion/The Handmaiden production background.
27m 08s – The Handmaiden review

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Let’s talk some fucking partying! With Herman Yau. Partying from 2007 like it’s 1993 as he returned with a Cat III black magic movie at that time starring Mark Cheng and called Gong Tau: An Oriental Black Magic and we watch Loletta Lee go from cute girl in a variety of 80s movies to nude girl in a variety of 90s movies as we look at Crazy Love aka The Fruit Is Ripe.

Ken’s note: At 58m 43s you will hear a slight shift in recording quality. For the remainder of the show we had to rely on a backup recording as my software didn’t record the last half of the show.

Running times:

00m 00s – Intro/Gong Tau review
53m 38s –Loletta Lee biography/discussion
60m 33s –Crazy Love review

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Let’s talk some fucking stampeding, birthday party-rape and shameless exploitation filmmaking! Yes, proving that making a skin flick is not low enough, one time director Cheung Chung-chi decided to frame a Charlie Cho bonk-a-thon around a real life New Years Eve tragedy. That became Lan Kwai Fong Swingers from 1993. But in the first half in this is our Christmas special, things happen at the stroke of midnight and that’s when Dark Charlie comes out. Co-starring in this case in the hostess drama Midnight from 1987. It’s a merry Charlie Cho Christmas with Sleazy K, The Great Lord Joshua Regal and making his return to the show: King Who!

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Let’s talk some fucking chopsticks! And more specifically where the fuck they are! It’s the mystery of Cash Chin’s dual opus The Forbidden Legend Sex & Chopsticks 1 & 2. Adapted from classical Chinese novel Jin Ping Mei, the director of The Eternal Evil Of Asia brought back the Category III period erotica in 2008 and 2009.

Running times:
00m 00s – Intro/Background of the novel
21m 55s –The Forbidden Legend Sex & Chopsticks review
59m 15s –The Forbidden Legend Sex & Chopsticks 2 review

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Ebola Ebola! Let’s spread it together! Herman Yau and bestie Anthony Wong crafts what is probably one of Hong Kong’s most foul pictures. We’re of course talking of and we’re going to be talking of 1996’s Ebola Syndrome and in the second half we re-enter the Chinese torture chamber. Discussing the unrelated followup to Wong Jing’s classic production, this time, Shaw Brothers fans should pay more attention…

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