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Podcast On Fire 350: Peking Opera Blues

When Tsui Hark takes us to the opera, things can only get whimsical, vibrant, and joyous—despite the underlying torture and violence. Join Kenny B and Michael Scott of the A4E Podcast as we delve into Peking Opera Blues. Read More

Podcast On Fire 349: 2024 Christmas Special

 

Quizmaster Stoo from The Lager Logs gathers Kenny B, Tom K-W, and Paul Fox for an end-of-year trivia showdown! Test your knowledge of Tang, Tung, and Fung, and brush up on your Chapman To filmography—you just might need it.

From all of us at the Podcast On Fire Network, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and thank you for your incredible support this year! Whether you’ve tuned in to our podcasts or enjoyed our work on Blu-ray, we hope you have a wonderful time off with family and friends. Cheers! Read More

Podcast On Fire 348: The Postman Fights Back

On the Korean road with young director Ronny Yu and martial hero Chow Yun-fat, this is the men on a mission film Postman Fights Back, from 1982. With Kenny B and Paul Fox. Read More

Podcast On Fire 347: Flaming Brothers

A year after Chow Yun-fat became the cinematic acting representative of heroic brotherhood painted in blood, i.e. heroic bloodshed, we got another one in the form of Flaming Brothers from 1987. With Kenny B and Phil G. Read More

Podcast On Fire 346: Hand Of Death

John Woo, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, the countdown to on-screen and behind the scenes-stardom has begun for all of them in Hand Of Death aka Countdown In Kung Fu. With Kenny B and Paul Fox. Read More

Podcast On Fire 345: Mr. Nice Guy

After First Strike made action noise in Australia, Jackie remains down under for 90 minutes of being chased around Melbourne and using everything the city has to offer to fight back. But he’s a nice guy, in Mr. Nice Guy from 1997. With Kenny B and Phil G.
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Podcast On Fire Network Bonus Episode 63: No More Love No More Death

If you were into With Or Without You and was wondering about the background of Jacky Cheung’s violent assassin Prince and Rosamund Kwan’s club girl Tweedy’s relationship, it gets told in more explicit, extended fashion in a prequel film: No More Love No More Death, with no more Leon Lai. With Kenny B and Phil G. Read More