Podcast on Fire (Podcast on Fire Network)

One of the regular co-host on Podcast On Fire, Tom K-W helps Kenny B end this immense month of Hong Kong horror by diving deep into creepy crawler and skinning territory with 1982’s Centipede Horror and from the vaults at Shaw Brothers we look at their 1982 horror-kung fu epic Human Lanterns directed by Sun […]

It’s part 3 of our homage to 80s Hong Kong horror and it’s getting wild tonight with Devil Fetus (aren’t you sold already?) and a trip into the mad minds at Shaw Brothers during the 80s in terms of dealing with this genre. Therefore it’s also 1983’s Seeding Of A Ghost we’re covering for this […]

In part 2 of Hong Kong Horror Month, Kenny B is joined by Jake McLargeHuge from Podcast Without Honor And Humanity for a chat on green, spooky stuff in Dennis Yu’s The Imp (1981) while Red Spell Spells Red gets judged FAIRLY as the black magic, scorpion horror and animal cruelty showcase that it is. […]

Welcome to Hong Kong Horror Month, our October Extravaganza celebrating Hong Kong horror of the 80s! Our Halloween month if you will. Horror from Hong Kong in particular from the early 80s gave us some of the most intense and nastiest exercises in that genre ever so in this series in all simplicity, we thought […]

In this episode we all find out if we’re gonna die soon by pumping iron and watching each other’s karma auras.  And we laugh. It’s easy to draw the conclusion therefore that we’re covering 2003’s Running On Karma by Johnnie To & Wai Ka-fai and the Stephen Chow box office smash Flirting Scholar by Lee […]

One from the backup archive of shows (this one is over a year old and contains some old contact information) and more from Kenny B’s Favourite Hong Kong Movies list, this time we go number 1 with Mabel Cheung’s life affirming, New York set romance An Autumn’s Tale, starring Chow Yun-fat and Cherie Chung. Contact […]

Back in the saddle to discuss Hong Kong cinema classics (or not) but rather Hong Kong cinema’s prolific movies and filmmakers and the selection this is time Kenny B’s. We’ll be talking the box office smash and Best Picture winner at that year’s Hong Kong Film Awards: Jackie Chan’s Police Story (1985). Leave no glass […]

Scottish team of Stoo and Easy A complete the second half of the Dante Lam double bill with Stool Pigeon (first half being Beast Stalker on episode 161). Starting the show with Last Movies Watched including G.I. Joe: Retaliation and Pacific Rim (spoilers censored), we’re a little rusty, computers freeze but it’s all good! We […]

Along with guest Mike Maley, Kenny B and Tom K-W pay tribute to the late, great Lau Kar-leung by reviewing one of his most iconic classics The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin as well as the old school tribute/redemption story Gallants from 2010. Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our Facebook page […]

Mixing vintage Hong Kong cinema of the recognizeable kind rather than us going for obscure only has been our tac this year but the programmer of this episode Dr. Lam brings Kenny B and Tom K-W a slice of current too. First up is our review of Wong Kar-wai’s debut movie, the triad-romance As Tears […]

Stoo and Andy return for another Scottish Edition of Podcast on Fire! Before the main attraction, the discussion of Dante Lam’s Beast Stalker, the duo get some thoughts into Western cinema of late such as The Tooth Fairy, A Place Beyond The Pines and the indie-hit Iron Man 3. Contact the show via email at […]

In our ongoing conversations about classic Hong Kong cinema, the turn has come to Sammo Hung’s Pedicab Driver and Ringo Lam’s City On Fire! Hear Kenny B and Phil G of Eastern Film Fans discuss Sammo’s beloved and quite unavailable actioner and there’s also a late breaking reveal from rights holder Warner Brothers. Dr. Lam […]

Podcast On Fire Scotland returns! Stoo and Andy discuss their Last Movies Watched and the main meat of the show focusses on Andrew Lau’s Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, starring Donnie Yen. The theme music ended up really low in the mix. Sorry about that. Contact the show via email at […]

Continued from Podcast On Fire 156, the conclusion to our chat with Keith Vitali focuses on his career working for Seasonal Films and making (and producing himself) Hong Kong action for the West in the form of No Retreat, No Surrender 3 and Superfights. Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our […]

Jimmy Wang Yu was heading away from the eye of Chang Cheh’s by making his own, now classic kung-fu movie The Chinese Boxer and Chang Cheh had found new talents and vision at the end of the 70s that would lead to an impact in global popular culture through his 1978 classic The Five Venoms. […]

We’re extremely honored to be able to sit down with actor, producer, fight choreographer, writer, Black Belt Magazine Black Belt Hall Of Famer Keith Vitali for a 2 part interview on his careeer! This first part covers Keith’s introduction to martial arts, the making of Revenge Of The Ninja and Sammo Hung’s Wheels On Meals! […]

Stoo and Andy step out from behind the kung fu movies screen to tackle some triads! Well, their movies at least so up for discussion is Wo Hu (2006) and Triad (2012).  We also introduce THE SCOTTISH PODCAST ON FIRE: ASIAN MOVIE CHART! Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our Facebook […]

Remember the summer of 1990 when two action-drama and romance classics came out and that you were left devastated after each one? If you did (and even if you didn’t), here’s your chance to relive some of that through Kenny B’s and Tom K-W’s discussion on Benny Chan’s A Moment Of Romance and John Woo’s […]

Stoo and Andy screw the cap on the journey through the Once Upon A Time In China– series with Once Upon A Time In China And America. We then keep things even by discussing Yuen Woo-Pings Iron Monkey, featuring the adventures of the young Wong Fei-Hung! Tweet, twat, tate, fellate and enjoy! Contact the show […]

Our Scottish team of Stoo and Andy are in the Vincent Zhao-years of the Once Upon A Time In China-series as parts 4 and 5 are discussed in this episode! Our audio equipment goes a little screw-ball-scramble towards the second half but the worst is edited out. Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at […]

Kenny B, Dr. Lam and Tom K-W sit down with Sammo Hung’s Winners And Sinners and John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow. Two box office success stories, two movies about counterfeit money. Two movies with indidividual importance. Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our Facebook page and Facebook group (NEW) or Twitter […]

The Scottish edition of Podcast On Fire with Stoo and Andy carry on with their Once Upon A Time In China coverage, with towel- and flaming arrows action from Jet Li and Donnie Yen. Which can only mean parts 2 and 3 are up for discussion. The audio is a little wonky, but that thankfully […]

Stoo and Kenny B tell you all in the iTunes, Stitcher, podcatcher world about their plans for past forum exclusive extra content before they are posted as a WEBSITE EXCLUSIVE bonus episodes periodically here: https://podcastonfire.com/category/bonus-episodes/ Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our Facebook page and Facebook group (NEW) or Twitter (@podcastonfire, [&#...

Stoo and Andy return for another Scottish Edition of Podcast on Fire. Taking a page from Ken’s crew, we are focusing on some well known Hong Kong Cinema. Starting with the first podcast of our Once Upon A Time In China-series coverage! The first in a 4 part special, episode one covers therefore covers Tsui […]

Podcast on Fire Scotland returns and this one will confuse you! Part one was recorded in 2013 where Stoo and Andy sit down in person to discuss Pang Ho-cheung’s Dream Home and then we transition back in time to 2012   to discuss The Man Of Steel-trailer and The Hobbit…which was current when we recorded – […]