The myth, the legend, Sons of the Neon Night is finally here.

Weird to say, but Ballerina needs to shed John Wick from this John Wick franchise entry.

Zhang Qi’s neo-western noir-thriller Trapped comes really close to greatness.

Smashing Frank is Trevor Choi’s second film but first feature, and it runs on sheer will.

Go For Broke is basically Wolf Hiding Pt II.

Yup. Another anonymously moralising thriller set in the foul depths of unnamed Southeast Asia. Why?

Moscow Mission is not Hermna Yau at his exploitation best. Also: Moscow.

Holy crap I Did It My Way has some great comedy in it. Too bad it’s accidental.

The Invisible Guest remake. Chinese thriller. You know the rest.

Jonathan Li reteams with producer Soi Cheang and star Gordon Lam for nihilism-lite, in Dust to Dust.

No More Bets is why they told us not to gamble our lives away!

Herman Yau’s The White Storm 3: Heaven or Hell is a lot of bang for your buck. Literally. No, like everything blows up.

It’s the ol’ “go back in time and kill X before Y” thing, but done really well in Tokyo Revengers – part one of three.

Tape up your ribcage. Ma Dong-seok punches his way through the latest in the burgeoning franchise in The Roundup: No Way Out.