The Shaolin Drunken Monk

NR

This action-packed martial arts classic tells the story of a wronged fighter who turns to Shaolin training and the unorthodox style of drunken boxing to seek revenge. Blending gravity-defying choreography, intense battles, and a tale of honor and perseverance, The Shaolin Drunken Monk delivers the grit and spectacle that define old-school kung fu cinema. With its mix of discipline, humor, and high-energy combat, it’s a must-see for fans of vintage martial arts action.

Director: Chan Hung Au

Weapons of Death

R

In San Francisco's Chinatown, Eric runs a martial arts school. His skills come in handy when a band of thugs kidnaps his half-sister for a large Chinese gang. The head thug took the job because he has a score to settle with the girl's father. The Chinese gang wants ransom money from the girl's mother, who, despite living modestly, has enough to pay it. Eric gathers a team of expert fighters from his school and goes off to get the girl back. But emotions run high when the team is joined by the father who had left his family years ago. Later, they'll be joined by a kidnapper with a conscience. In the hills, the girl escapes and gets recaptured several times. The hills are teeming not only with the members of the Chinese gang, but with female assassins and cruel bikers, too.

Director: Paul Kyriazi

King Boxer

R

Also known as Five Fingers of Death, this groundbreaking martial arts classic helped ignite the kung fu craze around the world. When a young fighter trains in the deadly “Iron Fist” technique, he must face ruthless rivals, betrayal, and brutal battles on his path to glory. With unforgettable fight sequences, fierce rivalries, and Shaw Brothers’ signature style, King Boxer is a cornerstone of martial arts cinema that inspired generations of action films.

Director: Min Kung

The Dragon the Hero

NR

This classic kung fu showdown pits two martial arts masters against rival clans in a brutal struggle for honor, loyalty, and survival. Featuring lightning-fast choreography, bone-crunching battles, and the gritty style of 1970s Hong Kong cinema, The Dragon the Hero delivers nonstop action and unforgettable fight sequences. A must-see for fans of old-school kung fu, it’s a tale of warriors pushed to their limits in the name of pride and revenge.

Director: Godfrey Ho

Zulu

APPR

Michael Caine and Stanley Baker star in this gripping war epic based on the true story of the 1879 Battle of Rorke’s Drift. Outnumbered and outmatched, a small garrison of British soldiers must defend their remote outpost against thousands of Zulu warriors in a desperate fight for survival. With sweeping cinematography, tense battle sequences, and powerful performances, Zulu is a stirring depiction of courage, strategy, and endurance against impossible odds – an enduring classic of historical war cinema.

Director: Cy Endfield

White Fang to the Rescue

NR

The loyal wolfdog White Fang returns in this action-packed family adventure, defending his master from outlaws and treachery in the wilds of the Yukon. Starring Maurizio Merli and Henry Silva, White Fang to the Rescue delivers thrills, heart, and the enduring bond between man and his faithful companion. With snowy landscapes, daring rescues, and plenty of frontier excitement, it’s a spirited tale of courage and loyalty inspired by Jack London’s classic character.

Director: Tonino Ricci

Firehouse

NR

Tensions ignite inside a racially divided New York fire station as firefighters are forced to put aside their differences when lives hang in the balance. Starring Richard Roundtree, Vince Edwards, and Lou Antonio, the film combines action-packed rescue sequences with social drama, tackling themes of prejudice, teamwork, and courage under pressure. Gritty and timely, Firehouse delivers both thrilling spectacle and a powerful message about unity in the face of danger.

Director: Alex March

The Adventures of Hercules

PG

When the gods’ powerful seven thunderbolts are stolen, Hercules is called upon to restore balance between heaven and earth. Lou Ferrigno brings muscle and might to the legendary hero in this campy, effects-laden fantasy adventure. Featuring epic battles, cosmic villains, and colorful mythology, The Adventures of Hercules is pure ’80s sword-and-sorcery spectacle, filled with over-the-top action and Ferrigno’s larger-than-life presence as one of cinema’s most iconic strongmen.

Director: Luigi Cozzi