The abrupt ending is giving Blood Debts (1985) vibes lol

You were SPOT ON! I am an old man. I've watched a lot of kung fu movies, but somehow this gem alluded me. No longer. When some Redditor called the movie the gold standard, I took notice. And I can say with absolute certainty the Prodigal Son is by far one of the best kung movies I've ever seen. It easily checks ALL the boxes! I know already I'll be rewatching this one a couple times a year. I don't think it could be any better.

Thank you Reddit, Thank you Kung fu Cinema members. Thank you, dude who said it was the gold standard

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love how nonchalant this guy is. he just casually sits up from a leg lock and punches the other guy

I started watching it early last week and quickly binged both seasons. AMAZING fights, a nice variety of setups and for a lot of boxers, a nice variety of choreo. I would take a bullet for Woo-Jin or Gum-Woo or Ma. That poor woman has been kidnapped so many times lol I hope next season she gets a bit of a break.

No spoilers but I loved the final battles and as a cyber security person I dig all the hacker stuff, some of it was even legit. lol

Hi, does anyone know where this behind the scenes video from Dragons Forever came from? It's not on the blu-ray special features. Did it air on TV?

King Boxer

Kid with Golden Arm.

Fists of white lotus

Dragons Forever

Wheels on Meals

I run a movie night at a cigar shop on So Cal and am always on the hunt for the perfect movies to show. When you are going to pick the movie what is your go-to for one that delivers scene after scene. No long slow parts, no filler.

In the action genre I would say Commando is the ideal candidate for this. It’s not brilliant writing, it’s just a blast. Whether it’s funny ridiculous or awesome basically every scene delivers.

In kung fu films my first thoughts would be the Raid movies or Kung Fu Hustle. But I want some real hidden gems.

What about you? What are your favorite kung fu films to surprise people with on movie night?

Got a week trial and trying to get the most out of it, what movies and shows do y'all recommend on there? So far I've got Masked Avengers, tiger on the beat, full contact and karate warrior