Spaghetti Westerns were all the rage during the 1060s, but by the end of the decade, a new film genre was gaining popularity: the Kung Fu movie. 1973’s “My name is Shanghai Joe” was an attempt by director Mario Caiano to revitalize the popular Spaghetti Western style by merging it with Kung Fu action scenes. …
Acupuncture’s first appearance in an English language movie happened in 1960 – much earlier than you might have thought. “The Yin & Yang of Mr Go”, directed by Burgess Meredith & starring James Mason, was originally filmed in 1970 but wasn’t released until 1978 due to production & budget issues. Set in Hong Kong, the …
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