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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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Enter a new filmmaker at Milkyway: Derek Chiu! Just like Johnnie To, Chiu had the finger on the pulse of quirky but Final Justice deals in religion, forgiveness, alleged rape, Eric Tsang as a vicious triad boss and the court room-drama. Still not conventional nor a hit for Milkyway but how does it work as an intelligent examination in intent? Kenny B is at hand to give you his take on it.

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Now here’s a little something we prepared earlier… from the archive at POFN Kenny B and Hong Kong Dave put the finishing touches on the “Banana Ripening” series of. It started in episode 127 with their review of Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday, continued during episode 131 with Over The Rainbow, Under The Skirt and the chapter of Bo is closed off with Yesterday You, Yesterday Me in this episode.

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From the backlog of backup shows as we’re all doing something else this week, Kenny B and Hong Kong Dave continue their coverage of the “Banana Ripening” series started in episode 127 with their review of Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday. This episode the sequel Over The Rainbow, Under The Skirt (1994) gets its due as Bo grows, possibly will get laid, learns lessons thanks to being a prick and tragedy strikes.

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With life, rock fesitvals and Hong Kong trips out of the way, Kenny B and Hong Kong Dave sits town for a Hong Kong trip recap, take a trip down giallo memory lane before taking in the full nostalgia reviewing Samson Chiu’s Hong Kong The Wonder Years, aka Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday.

Ken’s note: I id’d the show as episode 126, it’s in fact as stated in the show post 127.

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Here you’ll find  the commentary on You Tube timed to video.

Strap yourselves in even AFTER watching Lau Kar-wing’s multi-mood classic Scared Stiff as the commentary by Stoo and Ken attempts to deconstruct this wild one out of the busy Hong Kong cinema scene of the 80s. Remember the robot thrusting motion come ending time…

Ken’s note: I meant to say Yuen Wah worked as action director at Shaw’s for a while, not director.