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For fans of Corey Yuen: what to watch, read & play next

Cross-media picks for Corey Yuen fans — films, series, games and books in the same vein.

Fans of Corey Yuen tend to gravitate toward stories where physical discipline and personal codes collide — martial arts as expression of loyalty, honour, and defiance. The picks here span that territory: Hong Kong action comedies, wuxia serials, brawler games, and a handful of books where outsiders operate by their own rules. Comedy and brutality sit close together, and the stakes are always personal.

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Frequently asked

What should I watch if I love Corey Yuen films?

The action comedies in this list are the closest in spirit — Project A Part II mixes physical comedy with hard-hitting setpieces, A Heroic Fight pairs stuntmen-turned-bodyguards with triad intrigue, and The Kung Fu Master extends martial drama into a longer serial format.

Are there games for Corey Yuen fans?

Bujingai: The Forsaken City was directly inspired by Hong Kong cinema and delivers gravity-defying martial arts in playable form; The Bouncer and Double Dragon share the brawler energy and cinematic framing that defines the genre.

Are there books in the same vein as Corey Yuen's work?

Nine Dragons puts an LAPD detective onto a Hong Kong triad case with gritty, propulsive pacing, while Gunmetal Gray delivers Hong Kong-set espionage action with the same relentless forward momentum fans of the genre enjoy.

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