Multiple old-school kung fu movies from the 1970s and 1980s have enough sequels to make for some fun binge-watches.

The Shaw Brothers classic, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, is an exceptional addition to kung fu cinema, widely regarded as one of the best in its genre.

During his career, martial artist Alexander Fu Sheng starred in notable kung fu films, most of which were in collaboration with the Shaw Brothers.

This entry, the second sequel to the massively influential 36th Chamber, feels like one of the last classic Shaw Brothers kung fu films of its era, but also exhibits elements of how the genre was ...

Hong Kong film pioneer Sir Run Run Shaw has died, aged 107. The entertainment mogul founded Shaw Brothers Studios, which went on to produce nearly 1,000 films, and helped bring kung fu into the ...

By the early ’80s, however, the kung fu craze was beginning to wane internationally, forcing Shaw Brothers to experiment with fresh concepts and showcase the artistry of martial arts in new ways.

Shaw Bros. produced films in a wide range of genres, and Run Run’s taste was populist rather than innovative. But history has already labeled him as one of the fathers of the kung fu movie.

Legendary Hong Kong movie producer Run Run Shaw died this week at 106. His films, which ranged from kung-fu classics to Blade Runner to Chinese opera, influenced filmmakers such as the Wachowski ...