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Tag: Jeff Lau

Podcast On Fire 316: The Eagle Shooting Heroes

29 January 2022 knetan PODCASTS, Podcast On Fire 01:08:36 0 Comments

Before there was a completed and released Ashes Of Time, pretty much everyone that ended up being associated with it made something very silly: 1993’s The Eagle Shooting Heroes.

Running times:
00m 00s – Intro/The Eagle Shooting Heroes production background, box office, reception, missing footage.
26m 22s – The Eagle Shooting Heroes review.

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Podcast On Fire 113: Challenge Of The Tiger

25 February 2012 knetan PODCASTS, Podcast On Fire 01:23:07 1 Comment

Plenty of network updates with Ken, Hong Kong Dave and Tom K-W, last movies watched subject of this week is Jeff Lau but of more importance is the feature review of Bruce Le’s Challenge Of The Tiger. Topless tennis match, Bruce Le fighting a bull. You need to watch it and listen to us!

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