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Taiwan Noir 27: Hello Dracula & The 36 Shaolin Beads

13 July 2018 knetan PODCASTS, Taiwan Noir 01:22:52 0 Comments

Taiwan responds to the success of Hong Kong’s Mr. Vampire in the form of Hello Dracula*, courtesy of the director of The Child Of Peach, Also, Todd brings us The 36 Shaolin Beads (aka The Gloomy Tower). A possibly ghostly swordplay movie with an unusual emphasis on mystery. It seems like someone directed for once. With Kenny B and the multimedia-man Todd Stadtman.

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Taiwan Noir 4: Girl With A Gun & Exposed To Danger

10 October 2012 knetan PODCASTS, Taiwan Noir 02:10:48 5 Comments

Is it a rip-off or a good remake? For this episode, Kenny B and John Charles are covering Richard Chen’s Girl With A Gun and Karen Yang’s Exposed To Danger. Fans of Ms. 45 and Friday The 13th might wanna shut their ears now. Also stick around for Last Taiwanese Movies Watched and talks of Taiwan’s own Mr. Vampire-franchise: Hello Dracula.

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Running times:
00m 00s – Intro/Richard Chen/Ying Hsiao bio/discussion
17m 28s – Girl With A Gun Review
59m 27s – Crackdown Mission
70m 07s – Exposed To Danger Review
100m 20s – Last Taiwan Movies Watched

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