A 1970s-1980s series of old-school kung fu films gave the martial arts movie genre its single greatest trilogy of all time.

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Stephen Chow's martial arts comedies are for people who think Jackie Chan is just too highbrow. Broad, low farces with little story and stuffed with epic fights built on plainly impossible, plainly ...

The mid-1980s were a strange time for martial arts movies, both in the U.S. and abroad. The broadly termed “kung fu” genre had run amok with wild abandon in Hong Kong cinema in the 1960s and 1970s, ...

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Tiger Style Media announced today that they would be looking to usher in a new era of martial arts cinema with four new films, two of which previously received trailers. Tiger Style Media was founded ...

The Kung Fu television series starred David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine, a monk and martial arts master who fled China after the death of his master. Caine traveled to America to look for his family ...