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.
Film
Happy Partner
Fast-moving crime caper mixing shady deals, stolen tech, and the chaotic loyalty of young thieves.
Film
Project A Part II
A lone cop navigating gangsters, revolutionaries, and pirates with high-energy, comedic bravado.
Film
A Heroic Fight
Stuntmen turned unlikely bodyguards — action and camaraderie collide against a triad backdrop.
Film
Super Power
Three brothers on a revenge mission through a martial-arts world bound by old grudges and honour.
Film
Women on the Run
A woman chasing her martial-arts dreams gets pulled into danger — gritty, kinetic, and unforgiving.
Film
The Buddhist Fist
Two monastery-raised fighters choose diverging paths — brotherhood tested by secrets and betrayal.
Film
The Deadly Duo
Patriots and a near-superhuman fighter race to rescue a kidnapped prince from occupying forces.
Film
Heroic Ones
A student manipulated by a corrupt master fights to stop him stealing a legendary martial-arts text.
Series
The Kung Fu Master
Historic Shaolin warriors defend their monastery in a last stand packed with dramatic martial action.
Series
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
A warrior monk reunites with his son and battles evil through contemporary urban settings.
Series
The Ultimate Crime Fighter
A guilt-ridden ex-cop trains with monks then returns to the force — redemption through discipline.
Series
Legendary Fok
Two rival martial-arts dynasties clash over legitimacy and secrets in early Republican China.
Series
The Great Protector
A rising escort master is pulled into revolution-era intrigue that tests his loyalty and skill.
Series
Fighting Beauty Wulong
A girl trained in a secret family martial art hunts answers about her past — funny and fiercely physical.
Series
On The Waterfront
Exile, loss, and a mountain descent into danger — martial drama steeped in duty and consequence.
Series
Fist of the Blue Sky
1930s Shanghai's factional violence explodes into action — corrupt powers clash in a brutal city.
Game
Bujingai: The Forsaken City
A spell-casting warrior battles through post-apocalyptic Asia — Hong Kong cinema translated to gameplay.
Game
Double Dragon
Twin brothers take on a post-apocalyptic city using their martial-arts school's fighting style.
Game
Kara no Shoujo
A noir murder investigation in 1950s Tokyo where obsession and danger converge under pressure.
Game
The Bouncer
Three bouncers battle through neon-lit brawls to rescue a kidnapped girl — cinematic and relentless.
Game
Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon
Play as Bruce Lee avenging desecration and a stolen relic — honour and fists against criminal conspiracy.
Game
Xiaolin Shodown
A monk and three young warriors quest across the globe to protect powerful ancient artefacts.
Game
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
A ranked assassin returns for revenge — stylish, irreverent action with a sharp edge of absurdity.
Game
Kessen 2
Liu Bei wages war and elemental attacks to rescue one woman — love and loyalty driving every battle.
Book
Iron cast
Two illegal illusionists con corrupt elites in Prohibition-era Boston — outsiders surviving by their wits.
Book
Life and death in Shanghai
A survivor's memoir of the Cultural Revolution — endurance, code, and defiance under crushing power.
Book
Nine dragons
An LAPD detective follows a Hong Kong triad connection — gritty procedural with lethal stakes.
Book
Child's Play
Young assassins compromising a witness-protection programme — tight, dangerous, and darkly comic.
Book
Not Your Backup
A teenager leads a fractured resistance with more at stake than any ordinary high school senior.
Book
Gunmetal Gray
A CIA operative hunted by Chinese agents in Hong Kong — espionage thriller with relentless momentum.
Book
Chinese Handcuffs
A young man confronts violence and his friend's terrible secret — honour in a world that offers none.
Book
Wild ones
A young man reckons with a father's return, betrayal, and the rage he's kept tightly leashed.
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.
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.
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.