We’re Nothing at All – Review
Herman Yau brings the fire, Get ready for the emotional roller-coaster ride of the year
It’s My Time – Review – In UK Cinemas 16th October
It’s My Time is a funny, heartfelt and uplifting film about second chances, unlikely friendships and proving that it’s never too late to chase a new dream
Once Upon a Time in the Middle East – Review
Once Upon a Time in the Middle East is an emotional and ultimately uplifting story about finding family, friendship and hope in the most difficult of circumstances.
Legend of the White Dragon – Review
Yuen Woo-ping’s BLADES OF THE GUARDIANS on 4K UHD, Blu-ray & Digital
The Lock In – Review
A fun British kung fu action comedy with a great setting, cool music, plenty of old-school martial arts spirit and a welcome return from the legendary Keith Vitali. If you love your kung fu with a very British twist, The Lock In is well worth checking out.
One Last Shot – Review
Unidentifed Murder – Review
A clever, chaotic and very entertaining slice of modern Hong Kong cinema. Don’t believe everything you see… especially when aliens are involved!
AH Girl – Review
I think you will be hard pushed to find a better performance from either adult or child in any other film this year.
The Extractor Review – Out now On Digital from Signature Entertainment
The Extractor is the directorial debut of Iko Uwais; he produced the film with his team handling the action design
Bastard Swordsman Collection – Imprint Asia Review
Two wildly entertaining slices of Shaw Brothers wuxia madness, packaged together in another excellent Imprint Asia release.
Shaw-Shock: Shaw Brothers Horror Collection – Volume 5 – Imprint Asia Review
Three gloriously mad slices of Hong Kong horror and monster mayhem, brought together in another excellent collector’s package from Imprint Asia.
Dear You (2026) – Well Go USA Review
Tiger on the Beat I & II – Imprint Asia Review
Two doses of classic Hong Kong action arrive together in this fantastic new Imprint Asia release from Via Vision Entertainment!
Armour of God (1986) – 88 Films 4K UHD + Blu-ray Deluxe Collector’s Edition Review
The film itself is one of Jackie Chan’s greatest adventures, and 88 Films has matched it with a reference-quality collector’s edition that sets a new benchmark for boutique Hong Kong cinema releases.
PANDA PLAN: THE MAGICAL TRIBE – Well Go USA Review
The Well Go USA Blu-ray presents the film with a vibrant high-definition transfer that really allows the colourful production design to shine.
The Story of Ricky (1991) AKA Riki-Oh 4K UHD + Blu-ray Review
Bones break, heads explode and Louis Fan steals the show in The Story of Ricky (Riki-Oh). This cult Hong Kong classic looks fantastic on 4K UHD and is a must for collectors
Face to Face (2002) – Imprint Asia Blu-ray Review
If you’re building an Asian cinema collection, Face to Face is another impressive addition to Imprint Asia’s expanding line-up and well worth making room for on your shelf.
IP Man: Kung Fu Legend – Review
Prison on Fire I & II – Imprint Asia #53 #54 4K UHD Steelbook
Imprint’s 4K restorations of Prison on Fire I & II hit like a gut‑punch brutal, raw, and powered by Chow Yun‑Fat at his fiercest.
Once a Thief – Imprint Asia #56 4K UHD Steelbook Review
John Woo’s Once a Thief shines in Imprint’s new 4K Steelbook — a slick Hong Kong heist with heroic bloodshed simmering under the surface
Bullet in the Head – Imprint Asia #55 4K UHD SteelBook Review
Friendship, betrayal, war, and shattered dreams. Bullet in the Head remains John Woo’s most emotionally devastating achievement, and Imprint’s phenomenal 4K SteelBook is an absolute must-own for Hong Kong cinema fans.
Ciao UFO – Review
The Butcher’s Blade – Review
Prey of Wrath – Review — A Breakout Action Showcase for Tatiana Neva
Anchored by Tatiana Neva in a demanding lead role, the film is a welcome throwback to performance‑driven martial arts cinema while still feeling firmly contemporary in its execution.
Demon Dancer: Sua/Nara – Review
RONiN – The Place London – Review
This was a visual delight to watch.
Wakin Chau – The Younger Me Concerts Tour 3.0 – Wembley Arena 17th April 26
To experience a Wakin Chau concert is less about understanding every lyric and more about sharing a collective nostalgia with devoted fans who have followed him for decades
Now Showing – Challenge of the Lady Ninja -Review
This martial arts exploitation film will dance with you, treat you to dinner, and then leave you at the doorstep wanting more. It is equal parts delightful and devilish. Support physical media—the team at ERROR_4444 has absolutely knocked it out of the park.
The Forbidden City – Review
Rescue at Dongji – Review
Inspired by the real-life rescue of British soldiers in 1942, RESCUE AT DONGJI is a rousing, action-packed story of heroism on the high seas.
The King’s Warden – Review
Released in the UK and Ireland on Friday 6th March 2026.
Blades of the Guardians – 5 Star Review
The Action sequences dont just tease you, they hit you full on with Yuen woo-ping’s creative juices flowing as he seduces you with one beautifully choregraphed Martial Arts wuxia sequences to the next
Night King – Review
Hong Kong comedy-drama NIGHT KING from Edko Films Ltd will open in the UK, Ireland, and the Benelux territories for the Chinese Lunar New Year, in line with its Hong Kong release.
Ghost Train – Review
GHOST TRAIN, leaving the station on Digital FEBRUARY 17 from our friends at Well Go USA.
Back to the Past – Review
Hong Kong historical sci-fi action feature Back to the Past is set to open in the UK and Ireland on 2 January 2026, two days after its Hong Kong domestic release on 31 December 2025, with release in the Netherlands to follow on 8 January 2026.
The Old Woman with the Knife – Review
The action design is superb and very inventive.
Diablo – Review
DIABLO starring Scott Adkins, Marko Zaror, Alanna De La Rossa Diablo is available on Digital HD 27 October. Distributed by Signature Entertainment
The Shadow’s Edge – Review
Trinity CineAsia presents The Shadow’s Edge in cinemas from 3rd October
Wounded – A short film Review
