In this completely out-of-context clip from 1983’s Holy Flame of the Martial World, a young kung fu practitioner attempts to destroy an elderly master using the power of forced laughter.

It’s perhaps best not to think too hard about it and just go along with the ride. Five Deadly Venoms is, more than anything, an exercise in style. It looks stunning.

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Martial arts movies are at their best when they're pitting two amazing and athletic stars against each other in an intimate ...

Bruce Wayne devoted his life to mastering multiple disciplines, including over 100 martial arts. As Batman, he has a well-deserved reputation for being prepared for anything. However, a recent ...

The plot in the movie has a few bothersome inconsistencies, but it follows two fighters, Nick (Michael Bernardo) and Ruben (William Zabka), after they're tricked into competing in a deadly martial ...

Here for a week from Okinawa, Hokama was a guest instructor at Elite Martial Arts in Rockaway. David Kaye, director at the dojo, said he invited Hokama because he was “the deadliest martial ...

Kure Raian is one of the more menacing fighters in the Kengan Ashura series in both appearance and martial arts skills. As a member of the Kure Clan, Raian has a reputation as an intensely brutal ...