[Fight Scene Friday] 港風無敵 HONG KONG STYLE FOREVER (1985)

On this Fight Scene Friday™, we have the latest short film from the Andy Long Stunt team! Here is the synopsis:

 Two Kung Fu film fans, Andy and Sefa, have travelled to Hong Kong to visit the birthplace of Martial Arts Films. They have managed to catch up with HK stuntman Rodney Wong on one of his last nights before moving forever to Australia. Rodney has lost fate in the future of HK action cinema but Andy & Sefa will try to convince him how important it is for the young generation of HK Stuntmen to carry on the legacy of Martial Arts films made in Hong Kong.

This is a nice tribute/homage to 80s Hong Kong action movies, and the music from Above The Law/Righting Wrongs (1986) is a nice touch, too! Check it out! It is really good to see there are people out there trying to keep the 80s Hong Kong fight choreography style alive.

 

[Fight Scene Friday] Mickey F vs Brendon H - Pedicab Driver Sammo vs Leung fight

 On this Fight Scene Friday™, we have a practice fight using choreography from the classic Sammo Hung movie Pedicab Driver (1989). In this one, Mickey Facchinello is portraying Sammo's character, and Brendon Huor is portraying Lau Kar Leung's character. This fight in the movie is considered to be one of the best pole fights in movie history. I am sure Mickey, Brendon, and Vlad Rimburg learned a lot from performing and filming this scene. Check this fight scene out, then go and find Pedicab Driver and watch it! It's one of Sammo's best movies!

 

[Fight Scene Friday] EPIC HONG KONG STYLE FIGHT SCENE - "SPIRIT"

 On this Fight Scene Friday™, we have a scene from Tarell "Kota" Bullock and Gaetan Caillot! This was filmed during Covid lockdown, and as you can see, they filmed it from their living room! This shows if you have the creativity, it doesn't matter if you don't quite have everything you want (or need) to make the best possible work of art. This scene is a tribute to classic Hong Kong martial arts cinema, and I think they did an excellent job! It definitely has the spirit! Check it out: