Wu Tang Collection schedule

A young man avenges his slain father after his uncle shows him how.

A martial-arts master encounters a violent gang of thugs.

A kung fu stuntman learns that his film's producers are trying to arrange his death.

The Wu Tang Collection is dedicated to sharing and preserving some of the most unique Martial Arts films in Asian cinema history.

A lone ranger embarks on a quest to discover the truth behind the death of several villagers.

Army morale is low as a countess sets out to overthrow the enemy.

Mixing a martial art with a religious faith can be traced back to China over hundred years ago.

Fong Sai Yuk uses his Shaolin skills to defeat his enemies.

Itto receives a request to kill a clan leader; knowing the danger ahead, he leaves Daigoro.

A cold-blooded tycoon known as Black Leopard wants to dominate the opium market.

When Sengoku tries to rescue a young hostage, three "big shots" show up and interfere to save the day. But are they friend or foe?

Director Toby Russell spotlights martial artists Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and others.

The Wu Tang Collection is dedicated to sharing and preserving some of the most unique Martial Arts films in Asian cinema history.

The Silver Fox reigns supreme with his deadly thunder foot technique.

The Wu Tang Collection is dedicated to sharing and preserving some of the most unique Martial Arts films in Asian cinema history.

Sensei Ford takes a class in the Machida style of karate under Chinzo Machida.

By the time the senior students of Gichin Funakoshi opened the doors of the Japan Karate Association in 1949, Shotokan Karate was already well established. Just six months after Funakoshi's death in 1957, the JKA held the first JKA All Japan Karate Championship and opened the door to Karate as a spo