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The 1990s were an eden of high-octane action blockbusters that have managed to stand the test of time. Here are the best of the best.

In the 1970s, Michael Hui was the box-office champion, Jackie Chan achieved stardom, and kung fu and sex sold movies. What else happened in Hong Kong cinema during that decade?

Phakamani Mahlambi was once dubbed a football prodigy by coach Gavin Hunt, but at 26, his career seems to be crumbling. Where is he now?

At actor and senator Lito Lapids Thanksgiving party with showbiz media this week, Philippine Cinemas iconic Leon Guerrero revealed he almost made a movie with global martial arts superstar Jackie Chan at the peak of his acting career.

Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio, both of whom starred in Karate Kid movies decades apart, are set to reprise their popular characters in Sony...

We countdown the best action movies of the 90s, with entries from Arnold, Sly, Keanu and so many more legends.

The Karate Kid duo of Jackie Chan and Ralph Machio are reprising their popular characters for a feature set to be released December 2024.

It’s a Wild & Wooly, Western, WuXia, Samurai Tour de Force Epic by Dr. Craig D. Reid John Wick is at a boiling point. Feel it! Hands up, down and sideways, the best American martial arts movie in 2023 is John Wick: Chapter 4 (JW4) as he returns under more attritional circumstances. Turn on the end of the 2023 Saturday night floodlights for all to see, it is a film where its very essence of what it is, how it is, and where it can take us into 2024, where it might just mute all other martial...

Former Kaizer Chiefs star Jabu Pule Mhlangu gave his 2 cents about Springbok Faf de Klerk's drinking behaviour

Wuxia films 1905-1982: Quasi Non-Fiction Wrapped in Fantastical Fight by Dr. Craig D. Reid The coolest wuxia film of the 1920’s, Burning of the Red Lotus Temple (1928) Who could have guessed that the fate of the first 44 years (1905-1949) of wuxia cinema was heavily affected by the sexist attitudes of the Ching Dynasty? It all started in 1772, the year the Ching government banned females from performing on stage, which created the tradition of female impersonators in Beijing Opera. However, r...