A Touch of Zen. Brilliant piece!
@kazmac :you should try to see it somehow, it's just wonderful. Quite different to the SB stuff you love so much but I would say a great addition to that theme. And that Buddah monk is probably the coolest monk I ever saw on screen! I will go back and read what that friend of yours wrote about it. I think the first third is one of the most intriguing things I've seen for a long time - you have no clue what happens, as the lead does. Cinematography is a real treat and the fighting scenes are well worth it, again: super different to SB but alas, I love it!
Just saw that the BR got down from 40 to 20 pounds so couldn't let that slip though my hands (DVD pic quality is severely lacking..)..got me "Dragon Inn" from King Hu as well. Besides that I'm about to watch The Magnificent Butcher (

), Iron Monkey, The Prodigal Son and The King of Fists and Dollars! Hope there is something good among those.
Also finished
Blood and Black Lace by Bava. Which won't be my favorite Giallo ever but is good nonetheless. Also finally watched
Terror at the Opera by Argento which again won't be anywhere near the top spots for me but is at least one of the good Argento's imo, so that was still well worth a watch.
And a wee bit OT but when you like The Punisher as I think I remember, try to peek at the 2nd season of DD! Best Punisher depiction by far (not that hard, I know

) and as badass as can be. You gotta have Netflix though (or a free monthly trial). First season is fine as well so DD is worth it alone for me. Fighting choreography is awesome as well (lots of Ninjas too

)..