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🎞 Deadful Melody (1994)

Devil’s Vendetta/妖魔道 (1991) "An absolute blast full of non-stop insanity &amp; creative ideas &amp; effects happening at any given moment and a good reminder why we love Hong Kong cinema. "

Ghost Busting (1989) Feels very much inspired by the prior years Beetlejuice, with a distinct Hong Kong style including rapid fire tasteless humor, a non-stop barrage of creative low budget horror FX, &amp; the most dapper vampire ever put onto film - Highly recommended

Dwarf Sorceror (1974) A 5-year-old, after studying with a old master for like 2 weeks, learns to fly(?!) &amp; then takes systematic bloody revenge against the ape-men who slaughtered her family &amp; anyone dumb enough to get in her way!

Magnificent Warriors/中華戰士 (1987) A 25 year old Michelle Yeoh stars alongside a stacked Hong Kong cast in one of her first leading roles - Yeoh is a badass female Indiana Jones in 1930's China - Highly recommended, IMO a classic that's aged like a fine wine

Butterfly And Sword (1993) Decades before her Oscar, Michelle Yeoh starred alongside Donnie Yen in this ultra violent Hong Kong wuxia film

Na Cha And The Seven Devils/梅山收七怪 (1973) IMO one of the most unheralded films of Shaw Brother studios entire catalog - Every bit as much wild fantasy fun as latter, better known Shaw films such as Buddha's Palm, Holy Flame Of The Martial World &amp; Demon of the Lute

Devil Returns/驚魂風雨夜 (1982) Obscure Taiwanese giallo/slasher horror rips off hit horror films such as Halloween, The Exorcist &amp; Suspiria, right down to stealing those movies audio!

Deadly Snail vs Kung Fu Killers (1977) A strange mix of Taiwanese flavored fantasy &amp; martial arts from Hong Kong - Overworked bubble machines, a sexy Mussel Fairy(?!) &amp; a assortment of low budget monsters

Dwarf Sorcerer/一寸法师 (1974) Out to avenge their parents, a child is taken in &amp; trained (very quickly) by a old master - What follows see's our now super-powered 5 year old waging a bloody war of revenge against demons, apes &amp; monsters galore

The Bride With The White Hair (1993) In the last few years of her acting career Taiwanese star Brigitte Lin starred in several incredible Hong Kong wuxia/fantasy films including this classic - Also see Deadful Melody, Swordsman 2 &amp; 3, &amp; Fire Dragon

Iceberg Fiend/ผ่าโลง (1984) A Thai horror that turned out to be one of the weirdest (and rarest) films I've ever covered - A sketchy sorceress cannibal woman turns into a giant owl &amp; wreaks havoc on a Thai village

Son of the Swordsman (1970) The wildest martial arts movie I've ever seen from director Joseph Kuo - In the first few minutes the good master hits the main baddie so hard he leaves a very painful looking bloody palm print on his chest

21 Red List (1994) Overall not a classic movie but this obscure Taiwanese films action (Choreographed by martial arts star &amp; professional ninja Alexander Lo-Rei) is among the slickest, hardest hitting, &amp; most brutal I've ever seen

The Boy and a Magic Box/神童寶盒 (1975) The 2nd half is among the most non-stop barrages of incomprehensible fantasy nonsense ever committed to celluloid - Dying for a proper release &amp; restoration

The Gangsters/江湖情仇 (1996) Ultra violent 1990's gangster action obscurity from Taiwan

Thunder Cops II/流氓差婆 (1989) A grim, violent &amp; bleak Hong Kong action flick is a kind of twisted mirror of what might have been, with several performers known for comedies &amp; fantasy films such as Sandra Ng (in her first leading role) Hsian-Lao Lin (Child of Peach) &amp; Stephen Chow

Flyer Of A Young Prodigal (1982) A constant barrage of unauthorized early 1980's arcade game sound samples, including lots of Pac Man - A absolutely insane Taiwanese fantasy obscurity

Devil’s Vendetta/妖魔道 (1991) "An absolute blast full of non-stop insanity & creative ideas & effects happening at any given moment and a good reminder why we love Hong Kong cinema. "

Ghost Busting (1989) Feels very much inspired by the prior years Beetlejuice, with a distinct Hong Kong style including rapid fire tasteless humor, a non-stop barrage of creative low budget horror FX, & the most dapper vampire ever put onto film - Highly recommended

Dwarf Sorceror (1974) A 5-year-old, after studying with a old master for like 2 weeks, learns to fly(?!) & then takes systematic bloody revenge against the ape-men who slaughtered her family & anyone dumb enough to get in her way!

Na Cha And The Seven Devils/梅山收七怪 (1973) IMO one of the most unheralded films of Shaw Brother studios entire catalog - Every bit as much wild fantasy fun as latter, better known Shaw films such as Buddha's Palm, Holy Flame Of The Martial World & Demon of the Lute

Devil Returns/驚魂風雨夜 (1982) Obscure Taiwanese giallo/slasher horror rips off hit horror films such as Halloween, The Exorcist & Suspiria, right down to stealing those movies audio!

Deadly Snail vs Kung Fu Killers (1977) A strange mix of Taiwanese flavored fantasy & martial arts from Hong Kong - Overworked bubble machines, a sexy Mussel Fairy(?!) & a assortment of low budget monsters

Dwarf Sorcerer/一寸法师 (1974) Out to avenge their parents, a child is taken in & trained (very quickly) by a old master - What follows see's our now super-powered 5 year old waging a bloody war of revenge against demons, apes & monsters galore

The Bride With The White Hair (1993) In the last few years of her acting career Taiwanese star Brigitte Lin starred in several incredible Hong Kong wuxia/fantasy films including this classic - Also see Deadful Melody, Swordsman 2 & 3, & Fire Dragon

Iceberg Fiend/ผ่าโลง (1984) A Thai horror that turned out to be one of the weirdest (and rarest) films I've ever covered - A sketchy sorceress cannibal woman turns into a giant owl & wreaks havoc on a Thai village

21 Red List (1994) Overall not a classic movie but this obscure Taiwanese films action (Choreographed by martial arts star & professional ninja Alexander Lo-Rei) is among the slickest, hardest hitting, & most brutal I've ever seen

The Boy and a Magic Box/神童寶盒 (1975) The 2nd half is among the most non-stop barrages of incomprehensible fantasy nonsense ever committed to celluloid - Dying for a proper release & restoration

Thunder Cops II/流氓差婆 (1989) A grim, violent & bleak Hong Kong action flick is a kind of twisted mirror of what might have been, with several performers known for comedies & fantasy films such as Sandra Ng (in her first leading role) Hsian-Lao Lin (Child of Peach) & Stephen Chow