Reviews

When you take an International Cinema class, normally during the week on France, the instructor’s lesson is deeply fixated on the New Wave movement. The film following the lecture will be one of the masterpieces from those former movie critics turned filmmakers. And you can’t blame the instructor since it

Are you ready for a battle for control of Hell? The Hong Kong epic Saga of the Phoenix was co-directed by co-directed by Lam Nai Choi (Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky) and Lau Shut-Yue (Tales of the Flying Fox). The duo tells the tale of what happens during the final week the Holy Maiden

Stephen Chow was part of the ’90s wave of Hong Kong stars who compete with Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Chow Yun-Fat for box office supremacy. He became a cult sensation in America with the arrival of Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle. Now another one of his earlier films

Godzilla was a monumental film when it was released in America in 1956 since it showed that English language markets were open to Asian cinema outside of prestigious art house flicks. The success Toho obtained with their mutant monster movies inspired fellow Japanese studios and producers from other countries to