Topic: HKL Pre-2006

Naked Weapon has surely been the least expected title from Hong Kong Legends this year. In Hong Kong the film was released theatrically in November 2002 and it has received mixed reviews. Being the only official sequel to Naked Killer (also available from Hong Kong Legends) it mixes modern HK action with well tired battling babes and in my opinion it works just fine with this film. The level of filming technology in terms of special effects and the use of good action choreography by Ching Siu-tung who also directed this film made this film what it is. The most talked about HK actioner in late 2002/early 2003. Having released a 2-disc DVD edition Hong Kong Legends have done another superb job.

One of the best Jackie Chan-fights in a film in which Jackie isn't even the main lead. Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars is the third adventure of the Five Lucky Stars after Winners & Sinners and My Lucky Stars. Regarded by many fans as the best part of the series it was only a matter of time for Hong Kong Legends to release this title.

The final cover art was changed.

Andy Lau, Anita Mui, Maggie Cheung and Kenny Bee all star in this martial arts swordsplay film. Directed by Sammo Hung, action directed by Chin Siu-tung and drama directed by Mabel Cheung, this is one of the finest wuxia pin-films that was shot in the 1990's. Captured by a wonderful cinematography, Moon Warriors not only offers great action scenes, but also dramatic parts that in my opinion became more powerful after the passing of late Anita Mui in 2003. Is Hong Kong Legends release of this DVD a worthy paying of their last respect to her?

Here is the review for the latest HKL DVD release entitled Outlaw Brothers.

Clarence Ford's (Naked Killer, Dragon from Russia) fantasy/swordsplay film The Iceman Cometh has been released for the first time uncut in the UK.

Dragons Forever marks the last hurrah for the collaboration between the three brothers, Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan and Yuen Biao. HKL finally released this action-comedy classic and manage to please fans with their double-disc Platinum Edition containing over 5 hours of bonus material.

Great film and probably the only review out there that does not mention Tarrantino or his Reservoir Dogs.

Sammo Hung helmed this all-star classic of Hong Kong action cinema and when Sammo is directing we all know what to expect. Full-contact fights and stunt performances of the finest. Now, HKL have finally released this title. Was it worth the long wait? You'll find out in this review.

A classic in the genre of HK swordplay movies came surprisingly fast after HKL announced they would release it. It was a pleasure for me to re-visit this wonderful piece of movie-making.

We bring you a detailed movie and DVD review for HKL's DVD release of Duel to the Death...

Hong Kong Legends latest DVD release is Lau Kar-wing's The Odd Couple, a period martial arts comedy.