This week, things get nasty with a horror film touted as deeply disturbing and a 1970s film that exploits Bruce Lee’s legacy.
The first movie we reviewed this week was The Coffee Table.
Critics’ quotes discuss how uncomfortable it will make audiences feel. The director has stated he wanted to make a “cruel” film. And it definitely succeeds on both accounts. But does that make it good? It is one thing to make people watching a film rethink their positions on things; it is something else entirely when the goal is just to make people feel ugly.
It can be argued that Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave (America bangmungaeg) is just as disgusting, though for completely different reasons. Released just three years after Bruce Lee’s death, the U.S. distributors added a tasteless opening and title that have nothing to do with the actual plot. This was simply about capitalizing on someone’s death in the most crass way possible.
The fact it stars Bruce K.L. Lea (aka Jun Chong) may be the most sensitive part of it all.
The actual movie has nothing to do with Lee or anything supernatural. It is a straight-up action movie about a man trying to find his missing brother. It is filled with the wackiness expected of a martial arts movie from the 1970s. Unsurprisingly, it does not live up to anything done by Bruce Lee.
The question is, should you spend an hour and a half of your life with it?
You can watch Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave on Tubi.
You can rent The Coffee Table on Amazon Video.
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Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel and Blake. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror.

















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