The Oriental Theatre, now under the stewardship of Milwaukee Film, isn't even open yet, but its early announcements are already kicking butt – from the repairs currently in the works (bathrooms for ...

Wu-Tang Clan, who just played The Roots Picnic, have kung fu films in their blood, particularly those of famed producers The Shaw Brothers. So it will be a special treat to see Shaw Brothers classic ...

Checking out the filmographies of several kung fu movie actors can provide hours and hours of must-watch martial arts ...

Welcoming producer, rapper, director and Wu-Tang Clan founder the RZA to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Tuesday night, the Film Independent at LACMA series scored an excellent 35mm print of ...

Since their inception, Kung Fu movies have played an integral part in the sound and culture of The Wu-Tang Clan. While the film genre has had an impact on hip hop since the 1970s, The Wu-Tang Clan ...

Considered by many fans, critics and historians to be among the very top of the hill when it comes to Kung Fu movies, this one clearly has had it’s influence on the entire genre. Someone less inclined ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Martial arts movie fanatic RZA will perform a live soundtrack to his favorite kung fu movie April 27 at the Hollywood Theatre. The performance by the founder of the Wu-Tang Clan will ...

Released in 1978, this kung fu actioner by Hong Kong director Lau Kar Leung remains a staple of the genre. Gordon Liu stars as a young man who aids rebel forces in their fight against the Qin Empire ...

Meet Shifu Kanishka Sharma: the first Indian to ever train at the Shaolin Temple. Watching ‘The 36th Chamber of Shaolin’ changed Kanishka Sharma’s life. Introduced to the film by his driver, he was so ...

Lompoc Brewing is known in Portland's beer scene for their frequent IPA series, which have been inspired by everything from baseball to science fiction and hip hop. This time, Lompoc head brewer Bryan ...

The festival marks a rare and very cool opportunity to see three hard-to-find classics on the big screen. The first two — “Shaolin Temple” (1976) and “Executioner From Shaolin” (1977) — aren’t even ...

Martial arts movies will always have a special place in cinema. It’s where violence becomes an art form, and action can be as philosophical as it is dramatic. It can introduce viewers to new ways of ...