The Shaw Brothers classic, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, is an exceptional addition to kung fu cinema, widely regarded as one of the best in its genre.

Multiple old-school kung fu movies from the 1970s and 1980s have enough sequels to make for some fun binge-watches.

In a sign-of-the-times announcement at the Shanghai International Film Festival on Thursday, a collection of Chinese studios revealed that they are turning to AI to re-imagine around 100 classics ...

It’s not every day that a delightfully absurd oddity from the 1970s resurfaces in sharp, 4K clarity — but that’s exactly the ...

A collection of Chinese film studios have set plans to reimagine the Kung Fu Classics in their libraries using AI technology. The studios partnered with the China Film Foundation announced their ...

As an absorbing showcase of a man’s quest for vengeance, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin blended exciting training sequences with Buddhist philosophy in a classic kung fu story. As the first in a ...

Kung Fu Hustle is a simple kung fu movie that is set in 1940’s China. Even more specifically, much of the film takes place in a small and rundown complex known as Pigsty Alley, a location that ...

Many martial arts movies follow famous folk heroes, be they classics like Wong Fei-Hung or modern-day legends like Ip Man. For this seminal kung fu classic, it's the famed Shaolin monk Liu Yu-De ...

Chow packs a lot of action, a crazed cascade of comedy, a parade of characters and a non-stop barrage of loving jabs at classic martial-arts adventures into 99 minutes. The film leaps from one eye ...