Enter the Dragon hands down. No one can match what Bruce Lee did in that movie. Back when I first saw it everyone in the audience could not contain themselves. He literally had the audience in the palm of his hands. I firmly believe that if he had lived he would be the top action star alive whether acting, directing or producing. He was the best

Obviously people who are enamored by Egger’s Nosferatu don’t know anything about horror movies. He only added a mustache and the slurping of blood when Orlok bit his victims. What is creative about that?? The movie was number one for how long? How is this movie better than Coppola’s Dracula?? No wonder it only got 84% on rotten tomatoes!!!!

I really don’t like the movie. There is nothing to dread about it. There is no jump from behind a bush scare elements in it at all. The original is far superior. Are we supposed to believe that putting a mustache on Orlok makes him more menacing?? Focusing on Ellen did nothing to make it original. Scare somebody!!!

Hmmmm I don’t know. I will put The Five Deadly Venoms on my watchlist but it is hard to compare any martial arts movie to Enter the Dragon. I mean Bruce Lee performed as if he was right in your face. No one till this day can match his charisma. The impact he has on the genre is still felt today. Incredible!!!!

PREY is one of my all time favorites. If the producers decide to make a sequel I hope it will exceed the first. We know how disappointing sequels can be. I wish her continued success

The problem with this critique is that the Five Deadly Venoms was made during a time when the sound production for it was abysmal. The Shaw brothers and other producers of martial arts movies put out an assembly line of poorly written productions that were excruciating to watch. As you attested to, the movies after The Five Deadly Venom were unsuccessful. It took Bruce Lee to inject and revive interest into the genre.

Well for me, Enter the Dragon will forever reign atop the martial arts genre. In this modern age the movie that epitomizes the genre is Ip Man. The Raid ranks high on my list so does anything with Tony Jaa.