The 100 Best Martial Arts Movies of All Time
Hi-ya! Paste counts down the 100 most exuberant, bone-cracking, pulse-racing, pleasingly absurd martial arts movies of all time.
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Hi-ya! Paste counts down the 100 most exuberant, bone-cracking, pulse-racing, pleasingly absurd martial arts movies of all time.
Hi-ya! Paste counts down the 100 most exuberant, bone-cracking, pulse-racing, pleasingly absurd martial arts movies of all time.
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Not even an elaborate restoration and new voice dub by B-movie legends can make lemonade out of actor-director John Liu's low-budget martial arts epic
In the winter of 1984, Taiwanese martial artist John Liu Chung-liang, famed for his high-kicking roles in Hong Kong movies like Secret Rivals and The Invincible Armour, travelled to New York, where he planned to write, direct and star in a modern-day action spectacular, New York Ninja. But after weeks of shooting, something happened, and the film was never completed…...