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For fans of Gordon Chan: what to watch, read & play next

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

The picks here share a taste shaped by Hong Kong action cinema at its most kinetic and politically charged: martial artists caught between corrupt institutions, loyalists fighting for a cause bigger than themselves, and plots where personal honour collides with systemic betrayal. Whether it's a Shaolin monk defying a dynasty, a detective navigating triad shadows, or a warrior cutting through a post-apocalyptic city, the through-line is physical craft in service of moral stakes — fast, grounded, and never without a cost.

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Frequently asked

What should I watch if I like Gordon Chan films?

Start with the picks on this list: the Hong Kong action-comedy Project A Part II or the period martial arts drama Heroes Two are strong entry points. For TV, The Kung Fu Master and Fist of the Blue Sky carry the same dynastic intrigue and physical energy.

Are there books for Gordon Chan fans?

Yes — Nine Dragons follows a detective drawn into Hong Kong triad violence, while Tai-Pan immerses you in 19th-century Chinese power struggles. Both share the moral weight and cross-cultural tension that runs through this collection.

Are there games for fans of Hong Kong martial arts cinema?

Bujingai: The Forsaken City is the most direct translation — explicitly inspired by Hong Kong cinema, with gravity-defying combat. Shadow Warrior 3 and Double Dragon offer that same relentless, style-forward action sensibility.

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