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‘The Invincible Fist’ is a smartly directed blend of stylistic action and melodrama

‘The Swift Knight’ is but a stepping stone for director Jeng Cheong-Woh before greatness

‘The Lady Hermit’ is not so shy as to hide its spectacular qualities

‘Black Magic’ is too distracted by its genre aspirations to say anything of interest

‘King Cat’ is light on action, but its story reigns supreme

Fantasia 2012/Shaw Bros. Sat.: ‘Fists of the White Lotus’ demonstrates that it’s cool to fight like a girl

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘Executioners of Shaolin’ demonstrates that execution is indeed everything

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘Golden Swallow’ is ultimately a satisfying experience, if a little somber

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘The Web of Death’ spins a web of delightful sin

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘The Sword and the Lute’ ends its trilogy, but is also one chapter too many

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘Duel for Gold’ keeps the viewers on their toes and guessing

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘The Twin Swords’ lacks polish, but takes steps in the right direction

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘Human Lanterns’ follows its own bloody rules!