Project Wolf Hunting

A cargo ship full of inmates and one murderous super soldier. What could possibly go wrong?

Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In

Soi Cheang balances grandiose action with strong characters in his surprisingly entertaining action adaptation.

Yuichi Sato never lets physics or storytelling get in the way of a good time.

Lee Thongkham’s assassin action film isn’t a bad origin story – but to what exactly?

Indonesia does what it does best, but this time ratchets up the gore to 11.

Undeath leads to a deeper enjoyment of life, in Yusuke Ishida’s adaptation of Haro Aso and Kotaro Takata’s manga.

Love and justice are both blind in Johnnie To’s tonally off mystery.

Survivors of the apocalypse search for food, water and apparently immortality in Heo Myung-haeng’s loopy sequel.

Two men prove their innocence by committing countless other crimes in Chen Sicheng’s buddy comedy.

Tired tropes and Hollywood stylings don’t do much to diminish a visually strong and entertaining Wukong origin story.

It’s all dancing, spinning and magical centaur monsters in Chang Cheh’s stage-to-screen production.

The first family of demons take centre stage in Xiong Chen’s retelling of Princess Iron Fan.