Ian is on the final stretch of the shawscope boxset with the highly influential

The Deadly Venoms aka Five Deadly Venoms (1978). Directed by Chang Cheh. Written by Ni Kuang. Starring Chiang Sheng, Sun Chien and Philip Kwok

It's our first contemporary kung fu film in the Shawscope volume one boxset

Chinatown Kid (1977). Directed by Chang Cheh. Starring Fu Sheng, Sun Chien and Wang Lung-wei

Is this the best one yet? Ian thinks so!

Executioners from Shaolin (1977). Directed by Lau Kar Kueng. Written by Ni Kuang. Starring Lily Li,

It's a return to Kung Fu on the Shawscope boxset with the tale of folk hero Wong Fei Hung.

Callenge of the Masters (1976). Directed by Lai Kar Lueng. Starring Gordon Liu, Lily Li and Kwan Tai Chen.

Ian has reached the era of Kongsploitation and it's off to the Himalayas for

The Mighty Peking Man (1977). Directed by Meng-Hua Ho. Written by Huang Li. Starring Evelynne Kraft and Danny Lee

Ian continues his journey through Shawscope with the not quite prequel to Five Shaolin Masters

Shaolin Temple (1976). Directed by Cheh Chang. Starring Sheng Fu, David Chaing and Lung Wei-Wang

Ian continues his marathon of the Shawscope volume one boxset from Arrow Video as he travels to 17th century China for

Five Shaolin Masters (1974). Directed by Cheh Chang. Written by Kuang Ni. Starring David Chang and Sheng Fu

Ian continues his journey through the Shawscope boxet from Arrow Video.

The Boxer from Shantung (1972). Directed by Cheh Chang and Hsueh-Li Pao. Starring Kung Tai Chen and David Chiang

Ian and Maria discuss next seasons fashions, helicoptering, barbecue and er Star Wars

Ian is joined by The British Flm Institute's Joshephine Botting to discuss director and producer Adrian Brunel.

The Man Without Desire (1924). Directed by Adrian Brunel. Starring Ivor Novello

The Invader aka An Old Spanish Custom (1936). Directed by Adrian brunel. starring Buster Keaton

The Gentle Sex (1943). Directed by Leslie Howard. Starring Joan Greenwood, Jean Gillie and Joyce Howard.