Hong Kong Gor

Its been a very busy year and eventful year for us so please apologies our lateness once again. Fear not thought as our busy schedules did not stop us from thinking about you, dear audience and we are back with a new episode recorded and edited as swiftly as possible to discuss one of the most important Hong Kong movie of recent years, Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In. As the movie racks in awards and recognitions from fans and the HK cinema industry, we felt it was important to discuss what makes it stand out, or not, from the pack, and why its presented as the start of a new era for Hong Kong Cinema. A packed episode with no introduction or outro, because of reasons best summarised at the end, and we hope to see you again soon for another episode in the not too distant future. We have decided to start our own Patreon so you can help us pay our server bills and support us. In exchange you will get access to our Discord server where you can talk with us, chat with other listeners and influence us to review your favorite movies. Its the chance of a lifetime. Or, you can always listen to the podcast for free and just enjoy it without ever having to pay anything. That's fine too. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Hong Kong Gor on BlueskyMathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Twilight of the Warrior: Walled in on imdb

You might not have guessed it from looking at the movies we talked about for the last two seasons but we actually always intended to cover other sort of Hong Kong movies than the action or genre ones. The timing was never right, there were always ideas, or maybe we didn't feel ready yet? Well, guess what? We are now, and we are covering Chungking Express from the beloved, and equally criticized, Wong Kar-Wai. Released in 1994 and shot while editing Dung che sai duk/Ashes of Time, Chungking Express is an incredible movie about two love stories. You might also notice the lack of introduction about other random subjects in this episode, but fear not dear listener, as we kept those for the end simply because... we forgot? We were too excited to cover this movie? So stick around if you want to hear us talk about Eric Khoo, Devil May Cry and Like a Dragon 8. We hope you enjoy this episode and do let us know what you think. We have decided to start our own Patreon so you can help us pay our server bills and support us. In exchange you will get access to our Discord server where you can talk with us, chat with other listeners and influence us to review your favorite movies. Its the chance of a lifetime. Or, you can always listen to the podcast for free and just enjoy it without ever having to pay anything. That's fine too. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Hong Kong Gor on BlueskyMathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him)

We know, we are late once again but we have come back with an episode jam packed with movies for your listening pleasure. Plus, you might notice we have created chapters for this episode so you will have an easier time navigating through the hour and a half conversation. To start off, we cover a few movies such as Drew Hancock's Companion (2025), Steven SoderberghThe Presence (2024) and the J-Horror phenomenon around the characters featured in Sadako and Kayako (2016). Then, we move to a quick conversation around Marvel's Captain America - Brave New World before recommending two books, Film Korea by Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham (published in english by Wellbeck Publishing and in french by Ynnis Edition) and Wrath of the Dragon - Real life fights of Bruce Lee by John Little (published in english by ECW Press). Finally, we move to our main conversation of the episode around Brandy Yuen's The Champions featuring a young Yuen Biao, Moon Lee and Dick Wei. This early contender to the title of martial art soccer comedy leads us to talk about various other things including Captain Tsubasa, the more obscure Moreo Top Striker (aka L'ecole des champions in France), and Bernard Tapi's duet with the rapper Doc Gyneco. For more information, check out:Rule 10 Action with whom Wing is working.The podcast Monster Squad about The Ring. We have decided to start our own Patreon so you can help us pay our server bills and support us. In exchange you will get access to our Discord server where you can talk with us, chat with other listeners and influence us to review your favorite movies. Its the chance of a lifetime. Or, you can always listen to the podcast for free and just enjoy it without ever having to pay anything. That's fine too. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Hong Kong Gor on BlueskyMathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you think about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us,

We aimed to record and release this new episode before the end of the new year but instead we are kicking off 2025 with our episode about James Wong's The One, featuring Jet Li. The movie about travelling through different dimensions before travelling through dimensions was cool! Take that Michelle Yeoh and Marvel movies! But, as its now customary, you will also hear us talk about loosely related movies we watched too, like its the 1963 american comedy Its a mad mad mad mad world featuring Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney or Ethel Merman and some of the most impressive real stunts imagineable at the time, and a forgotten gem, Broken path (also known as Attack of the yakuza), an action film from 2008 featuring Johnny Yong Bosch (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and tons of voice acting). We have decided to start our own Patreon so you can help us pay our server bills and support us. In exchange you will get access to our Discord server where you can talk with us, chat with other listeners and influence us to review your favorite movies. Its the chance of a lifetime. Or, you can always listen to the podcast for free and just enjoy it without ever having to pay anything. That's fine too. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Hong Kong Gor on BlueskyMathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you think about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us,

Its our last episode of the new year and we didn't do as many as last, so we sincerily hope you will excuse us but with a change of location for one of your podcaster and a change of employment for the other, there was no time to truly do everything we wanted. This also means, as you can expect from the date of publication, the episode we tease herein will have to wait. Fear no more thought, as we have recorded another great one where we discuss the merits of Future cops. A film long only known to the most hardcore of hong kong cinema purist as one of the worst one ever made has made its way to Blu-ray thanks to Eureka. This, very loose, adaptation of the classic Capcom fighting game that changed everything for gamers worldwide, Street Fighter 2, demonstrates Wong Jing's imagination to surf on every possible trend even if the end results doesn't really do the original material justice. Unfortunately, this episode was recorded under difficult circumstances so the sound isn't the best we ever had. It does mean a few words were cut off from time to time so, for clarification, the four heavenly kings of canto-pop, as explained by Wing, are Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung, Leon Lai and Andy Lau. As for the director of the first two Fight back to School, that's none other than Gordon Chan. Future cops on ImdbFuture cops at EurekaFuture cops on iTunesIf you want to know more about the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you think about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us,

That's it, its the end! The final showdown between two formers friends! They will be blood, tears and maybe some guts... Or maybe not. For this new episode we have chosen to cover not one, but two fims at the same time... but they aren't part of a series. For Halloween, we thought we'd cover two of our favourite, and two classics, 1980's Encounter of the spooky kind, directed, written and with Sammo Hung, and 1985's Mr Vampire, directed by Ricky Lau and starring Lam Ching-Ying. However, as an intro, we bring you a conversation around the japanese franchise of teenage action movies, Baby Assassins, starring Akari Takaishi and Saori Izawa, and... Bride of Chucky (?!) directed by none other than Hong Kong's own Ronny Yu. Encounter of a spooky kind on imdbMr Vampire on imdbBaby Assassins on imdbBride of chucky on imdb Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you think about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us,

We started this podcast with the In the line of duty movies (Yes, Madam and then Royal warrior) so it only made sense to finally cover the third in the series. This third entry is simply called In the line of duty 3 as the series had been sold to the US market as In the line of duty 1 (Royal Warrior) and Yes, Madam (In the line of duty 2). The numbering would be later changed to fit more with the order in which they were produced and released in Hong Kong, but this one is the third installment and features some returning faces, but a brand new lead, Cynthia Khan, alongside a japanese actor, Hiroshi Fujioka. Together, they will be fighting a couple of thieves motivated by love and communism. This was a brand new start for the series as it was Cynthia Khan's first Hong Kong feature and as you can imagine, we had lots to say about it. In the line of duty 3 on ImdbIn the line of duty 3 released on Blu-ray by Eureka Entertainment. Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you think about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us,

We had decided to cover only Long arm of the Law for this episode last month but unfortunate news caught up with us and forced us to add a longer introduction to this episode. After a short conversation around AI and its impact on how we watch movies, we then move to talking about Cheng Pei-pei, an incredible actress who gave so much to Hong Kong cinema and sadly passed away on 17th July 2024. We then move to a filmmaker we hold close to our heart as we covered several of his movies in previous episodes (Yes, madam in episode 1 and Righting wrongs in episode 8) and who appeared in several others movies we spoke about (Eastern condors in episode 3, Iceman cometh in episode 14). Corey Yuen. A true legend of Hong Kong cinema whose name should be more well known. Finally, our movie of choice for this episode is none other than the recently reissued Long Arm of the Law. A 1984 crime movie directed by Johnny Mak, whose career was very limited, and written by the ex cop Philip Chan. Long arm of the law might have ended up being a cult classic for many as its notoriety is limited to fans of Hong Kong cinema but its a noteworthy release for its mix of action and gritty realism around a cast of loveable but flawed misfits desperate to make a life of their own in Hong Kong. Long Arm of the Law on imdbLong Arm of the Law 1 and 2 reiussed by 88 filmsA brilliant eulogy and summary of Corey Yuen by the youtube channel Invincible AsiaCheng Pei-pei eulogy on The Guardian Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you thought about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about u

Its's a new first in the history of this podcast, because this time we are covering a recommendation from one of our listener, so don't hesitate to do the same because, as you can see, we listen! Plus, it just happened that neither of us had seen this movie, so we had the pleasure of discovering another movie featuring Wong-jin's talent as a scriptwriter to adapt two of famous novelist, script writer and talk show host, Ni Kuang's creation, Dr Yuen (played here by Siu Ho-chin from Mr Vampire) and Wisely (played by Chow-yun fat). The two heroes, or mostly Dr Yuen to be honest, embark on an adventure influenced by the same pulp stories that gave birth to Indiana Jones, featuring a few monsters and some gore. A truly exciting movie with subtle nods to various production for an original results fans of adventure stories, pulp and just all out Hong Kong cinema creativity will enjoy. The Seventh Curse on imdbThe Seventh Curse via 88 films Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you thought about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us.

We are back to talking about one movie, but there is a catch! This time, we are talking about one half of this podcast's experience in acting and training on how to handle weapons! For the first half of the episode, Wing tells all about what kind of training he recently went through to master various weapons on stage and what does it mean to fight an opponent when you are fighting in front of a camera or an audience. We then move to our movie of choice, namely another classic featuring Yuen Biao, The Iceman Cometh. Directed in 1989 by Clarence Fok, it features also Maggie Cheung (Police Story, In the mood for love..) and Yuen Wah (Kung Fu Hustle, Eastern Condors...) and tells a complex revenge story with a lot of humour, fighting and gruesome murders. The kind of amazing cocktail we adore. As you will hear at the beginning of the episode, this one does come with a trigger warning as it features a characters whose main trait, outside of laughing like a maniac, is to murder and rape. However, the movie does not feature any explicit rape scene, neither does it have any rape joke. The Iceman Cometh on ImdbNew Earth Theater, the company Wing works with.ID Fight, the company Wing got his qualifications from.Andy Seto (Cyber Weapon Z...) on Instagram Find us on social mediaHong Kong Gor on Instagram at hongkongor.podcast (all the news about the podcast and any Hong Kong action related information we can share)Mathieu/Hororo on Bluesky (he/him)Wing on Bluesky (he/him) Come tell us what you thought about the episode, what movies you would like us to cover and tell your friends, family, relatives, and cats about us.