Kung Fu Movies

This is an absolutely wonderful lost interview with none other than the master himself, Sifu Bruce Lee. This interview was conducted live from Hong Kong by for the Pierre Berton show, which interestingly, was filmed in a different international location each week. Here Bruce talks about everything from his Martial Arts philosophy to his Hollywood friends including Steve McQueen and James Coburn. This is a really great lost interview from the later part of Bruce’s career. This is absolutely great stuff: Bruce is very candid and humble. It’s easy to see why he is still revered and loved today, more than 30 years after his death. Please Enjoy!

Bruce Lee Fights Back

Martial Arts Movies
“Bruce Lee Fights Back From The Grave” is a very misleading title from legendary grind-house distributor Aquarius. Run by the late Australian-born exploitation genius Terry Levene, Aquarius, renowned for their lowest-of-low budget Martial Arts Movies and Sonny Chiba re-edits, hobbled together this low budget gem with an extremely mild Bruce Lee impersonation for [...]

Spirits of Bruce Lee

Kung Fu Movies
Yet another fine entry into the genre that is “Bruceploitation”. “Spirits of Bruce Lee” is an early ’70s martial arts thriller filmed in Thailand with a mostly Chinese cast and crew.
Michael Chan stars as a man who travels to Thailand to avenge the murder of his brother. Of course, Chan is more than [...]

Bruce Lee We Miss You

Kung Fu Movies
In this case, time + tragedy does not equal comedy. The spate of “Brucesploitation” movies released after the one and only Bruce Lee’s death can get confusing to anyone on the outside looking in. The important thing to know, of course, is that the real Bruce Lee does not appear in any of [...]

Bruce Lee The Invincible

Kung Fu Movies
This is a worthy entry in the sub-genre aptly known as “Brucespolitation”. When a mercenary abuses the secret fighting technique of “Wonderful Escapement”, it is up to the Dragon to set things right. With Terrific fights from such luminaries a Chen Sing and Chang Li, as well as Bruce Li and Michael Chan; [...]

Bruce Lee in New Guinea

Kung Fu Movies
The tribe of a remote island worships the legendary Snake Pearl. When two masters of kung fu visit the isle, they discover that they are the only ones who can defend the daughter of the murdered chieftain against an evil “serpent” wizard. A good mixture of traditional kung fu and the “Brucespolitation” style [...]

Blind Fists of Bruce Lee

Kung Fu Movies
Here is yet another excellent entry into the far reaching sub-genre of posthumously created “Brucesploitation” films. Needing protection from menacing gangsters a well-to-do villager (Bruce Li) decides to learn the art of kung-fu. With the help of his mentor the skilled student triumphs and rids the town of the dangerous vermin who have [...]

Bruce Lee’s Greatest Revenge

Kung Fu Movies
This is one of the better “Brucesploitation” films. This one stars “Bruce Le”, not to be confused with Bruce Li or the progenitor of this sub-genre Bruce Lee. Bruce Le is no Bruce Lee but he has some of the vintage look, style, posturing, and moves. Bruce Le’s Greatest Revenge is in many [...]

Fists of Bruce Lee

Kung Fu Movies
One of the many so-called posthumous “Brucesploitation” films starring the best of Bruce’s many Hong Kong created look-alikes. In this one an undercover cop (Bruce Li) is assigned to investigate a drug ring. He ends up facing off with the mob’s top martial arts assassin, and it’s kill or be killed. With both [...]

Fists of Fury

Kung Fu Movies
Bruce Lee plays a martial arts student who returns to his former school to find that his beloved teacher has been murdered. Set in Shanghai in the 1930s, the Japanese are in control, and it is one of their Bushido schools that is responsible for this outrage. Knowing that the authorities will not [...]

Bruce Lee: The Lost Interview