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Having a rummage today and came across a few isues of this great magazine that i started collecting nearly 28 years ago :l anyone else remember it with any fondness?

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Chinatown Kid

I used to buy Inside Kung Fu and Black Belt magizines. I never saw any of the MA Movie magazines at my local bookstore but I would have definately bought them if they did. I remember one mag that came out for a short while called Masters and Styles and featured MA from different styles demonstrating different ways to handle an attack against an opponent. Some of the people I remembered featured were Chuck Norris, William Cheung, and Paulie Zink, a monkey stylist.

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Hell yes. Had 2 issues I believe. I remember an interview with Conan Lee and reviews from Masked Avengers, 3 Evil Masters, Lion vs Lion.

Loved that magazine.

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thelastweaponmaster

I am going to be dating myself here but I actually have every issue of this magazine. It definitely was a good read from a number of informed contributors/intense fan base. I actually wrote an article (on the film career of Liu Chia-liang to that point) that made it into the last issue of 'Martial Arts Movies'. I corresponded with a Daniel Lee from Toronto, Canada for a number of years on the martial arts genre through the post (pre-Internet days), and he was a frequent contributor to the magazine.

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Strange Magic

i had a couple of issues I found right ater seeing a double feature of Kill and Kill Again and The Big Brawl at a drive in...

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Strange Magic

Just found a few issues on ebay...pricey though it the $10-20 range. looks like the magazine lasted a lot longer than I thought it did...well into the 90's from what i saw...

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Just found a few issues on ebay...pricey though it the $10-20 range. looks like the magazine lasted a lot longer than I thought it did...well into the 90's from what i saw...
no it stopped being published regularly around 1983.it was incorporated into Inside Kung Fu i think though some one-off specials may have continued to be published.
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Guest Markgway

If anyone's interested in trading...

I have an issue of INSIDE KUNG-FU from May 1993 with Jason Scott Lee in DRAGON on the cover. Excellent condition.

Also have an issue of JADE SCREEN Feb/Mar 2004 with Gordon Liu cover. Almost excellent condition.

PM if interested... :)

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tantao3-son of tantao2

...these were the good old days...great, solid information...from a well-informed "fan-base"...

to lastweaponmaster: is daniel lee still "active" today?

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thelastweaponmaster

Hi. That was actually a close knit fan base back there. Daniel Lee was a very knowledgeable fan of the Hong Kong movie scene, had put out his own periodic newsletter and was also a contributor to a fanzine back then called the "Jade Screen" as well as to the magazine "Martial Arts Movies". If I remember correctly, "Jade Screen" was based out of Florida and put together by two female fans, one of them being Karen Shaub. Back then, I was familiar with the Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest films. Daniel exposed me to martial arts films made by the independent film companies starring the likes of Tan Tao-liang and John Liu and such films as Snuff Bottle Connection and Secret Rivals 1 and 2.

As for Daniel, unfortunately I have lost track of him many years ago. If anyone knows of him, I wouldn't mind getting back in touch with him to catch up. Thanks.

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shaolin drunkard

Does any1 remember mag called "asian trash cinema"?It was quite cool,as name suggest covered several genres.Chambara,kungfu,cat3,heroic bloodshed etc...

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And that's martial arts how?? :S
They loved any american movies that featured a form of fighting.I mean Silent Rage is on the cover and i think there were 2 fights in the whole film.
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