Podcast On Fire
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It’s Asian cinema in a podcast—from cult classics to Category III, heroic bloodshed to high drama, we cover it all! 🎙 facebook.com/POFNetwork 🌏 podcastonfire.com 📱 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & wherever you get your podcasts!
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🎧 New Podcast On Fire!

Tsui Hark & Ching Siu-tung bring comic book chaos to 1930s Manchuria in THE RAID (1991), an adaptation of the Uncle Choi manhua.

With Kenny B @sogoodreviews.bsky.social & Michael Scott @a4epodcast.bsky.social.

Listen: podcastonfire.com | Apple | Spotify etc🔥
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Since the thing with the 4 just got announced, thought I’d catch up with the thing with the 3.
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Reviewing the first half of Eureka’s Exact Revenge set, The Eunuch comes from a fresh voice in Teddy Yip, delivering sharp revenge beats and fierce swordplay. Pai Ying, in Dragon Inn reprisal mode, doesn’t disappoint. A lean, confident slice of early-70s Shaw wuxia.
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Tsui Hark’s Knock Off getting an American release, with most of the 88 Films extras, but with added and much longer writer-interview. Likely only topic covered is how Michael Wong saved the movie.
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Good option for US customers while Europeans should wait for Arrow to announce theirs. That’s the beauty of the Cinema City/Golden Princess deal going global.
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Goo and gore in Volume 4!
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NEW Arrow titles NOW AVAILABLE to PREORDER at Diabolik!

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#diabolikdvd #physicalmediaadvocates #arrow #shawscope #teenagemutantninjaturtles #wildstyle #cityonfire #thehousewithlaughingwindows
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Actually two commentaries on the go, at the same time. We sure can multitask.
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Well, you should because the Filmark brand, despite using the same technique as IFD, is sometimes just a wee bit more special. Let's just say I don't think Godfrey or IFD had it in them to make Robo Vampire. A delightful film because so much of its footage was done by Filmark themselves.
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How you crank them tracks out and at that rate, I'll never know, David. That is an impressive discipline. Even if we were in demand, we could likely only do 2-3 a year. Got two on the go now though, and that feels like a lot.
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What if there was a Dean Shek movie where you didn’t want to throttle him, where you actually rooted for him as a battle-scarred hero? That’s The Raid (1991), from Tsui Hark & Ching Siu-tung.

Hear why Shek is the right fit as Uncle Choi in the latest episode of Podcast On Fire.
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Off the top of my head, Godfrey essentially kept to these credits, other than his name:

Godfrey Hall
Benny Ho

The Filmark credits like Joe Livingstone, Edgar Jere are not real persons. Likely a combo of their in house talent like Tommy Cheng, Kong Do etc.
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I've just come to the conclusion the internet will not correct these wrongs ever but we can all do our small part to inform and share with each other what is right and wrong.

First tell that something isn't Godfrey Ho: The Filmark logo. No Godfrey on that awesome Robo Vampire indeed.
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🎧 New Podcast On Fire!

Tsui Hark & Ching Siu-tung bring comic book chaos to 1930s Manchuria in THE RAID (1991), an adaptation of the Uncle Choi manhua.

With Kenny B @sogoodreviews.bsky.social & Michael Scott @a4epodcast.bsky.social.

Listen: podcastonfire.com | Apple | Spotify etc🔥
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NEW Podcast On Fire! 🔥

Back to the early days of John Woo, with a triple bill! First up, quick takes on his comedies MONEY CRAZY and FOLLOW THE STAR. Then we dive into the centerpiece: LAST HURRAH FOR CHIVALRY.

🎧 Listen now on Apple, Spotify, and wherever you get podcasts.
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No, the fame via this post has clearly gone to my head and am now taking it personal when you don't listen minute ONE it's dropped. ;)
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We'll have a discussion at some other point about this skipping of episodes nonsense but you're a sweet boy nevertheless 😁
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A veteran of dramas & huangmei operas, Yueh Feng brings fresh eyes to wuxia’s revenge cycle in The Bells of Death (1968). Primal, bloody, and raw and proof that even in the twilight of his career he could match, even outdo, the new wave of wuxia films.
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That is funny, and sad. Best reply in a while.
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Shout! Studios have announced the full specs for their Hard Boiled 4K UHD + Blu-ray, out November 4, 2025. Full details in the pics.
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May I just say, Podcast on Fire is one of the best podcasts out there, maybe the best podcast about Hong Kong film. Comfort food for the soul. Sometimes I skip episodes because I want to see the movie first, but I am eternally grateful for Kenny and the crew of contributors. Get it in your ears.
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🎧 Podcast On Fire Network is now on Spotify!

Until now, only our individual shows were there (Podcast on Fire, What’s Korean Cinema?, This Week in Sleaze).

Now you can follow the main feed, one place to get all our shows in one stream.

👉 open.spotify.com/show/5msIxBW...
Podcast On Fire 356: Three films by John Woo – Last Hurrah For Chivalry, Money Crazy & Follow The Star
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podcastonfire.bsky.social
🎧 Podcast On Fire Network is now on Spotify!

Until now, only our individual shows were there (Podcast on Fire, What’s Korean Cinema?, This Week in Sleaze).

Now you can follow the main feed, one place to get all our shows in one stream.

👉 open.spotify.com/show/5msIxBW...
Podcast On Fire 356: Three films by John Woo – Last Hurrah For Chivalry, Money Crazy & Follow The Star
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A swift sequel to Temple of the Red Lotus, The Twin Swords expands Shaw’s new wuxia vision with faster swordplay, grisly violence, and the Red Lotus Temple’s ingenious trap-lair. Operatic melodrama dates it, but the mix of spectacle and gore keeps the trilogy’s momentum.
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✅ Playback issues fixed! Podcast On Fire Network is fully playable again on Apple Podcasts iOS, Spotify, Podbay, Audible & more.

Catch our latest ep: a John Woo triple bill (Money Crazy, Follow the Star, Last Hurrah for Chivalry). 🎧 podcastonfire.com