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1978

Fists of Bruce Lee

Martial arts star Bruce Li directs and headlines this kung fu crime thriller, playing a cop who goes undercover to smash a counterfeiting ring. Packed with gritty fight scenes, double-crosses, and Li’s energetic style, Fists of Bruce Lee is a cult Bruceploitation favorite that delivers no-nonsense action and street-level thrills.

1973

It Happened at Nightmare Inn

Two old maid sisters are running a little family hotel in Spain. They are very religious and the moral of the foreign tourist girl is too much for them, they start to kill them.

2004

Endless Way

Ah Shui returns with her sister to a remote mountain village in Hunan (Western China) by car(an S.U.V.) and remembers episodes of her life that are related to a water project. Despite being a foggy and sometimes rainy area water is scarce and poverty is omnipresent.

1983

Don’t Panic

A group of teenagers accidentally unleashes a malevolent force while experimenting with the occult, turning their quiet suburban lives into a nightmare of terror and paranoia. Starring Robert Carradine alongside Jon Michael Bischof, the film blends supernatural horror with 1980s teen-movie energy, building to a suspenseful showdown against evil. Campy, eerie, and dripping with retro charm, Don’t Panic has earned cult status as a beloved slice of ’80s horror.

2017

Sun Flower

When Xiangyang was ten years old, his grandmother passed away, and he went to live with his father. Father and son used to be strangers but now they gradually get along very well. In order to make his family lead a better life, the father goes away from home to find work.

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