J.B. Spins

You could say the Line Walker feature films are to deep cover operations what the Overheard films are to surveillance details. They do n...

What film do you immediately associate with the song “The Sound of Silence?” It probably used to be The Graduate , but henceforth it sha...

Big D is the Al Gore of the Triads. He assumed he was next in line for the two-year chairmanship of the Wo Shing Society, but the Uncles ...

They are not just moles. They are also orphans. Six ultra-deep-cover police officers are now decidedly out in the cold, after their handl...

Being haunted by a ghost that looks like Amber Kuo does not sound so bad. In fact, it is rather pleasant. So much so, moving on will be a...

Eight-Faced Buddha is the Al Sharpton of Thai drug lords. That ridiculous coif should be sufficient grounds to throw his butt in jail. Ho...

A lot has changed in Hong Kong over the last twenty years or so, but it remains a high-flying city. There is still plenty of exclusive pa...

This is a haunted film on many levels. It is loosely inspired by the case of Tsui Po-ko, the notorious cop-killing HK cop, who launched a...

They say lawyers who represent themselves have fools for clients.  Evidently, the same holds true for private detectives.  This is especi...

George Lam is like the Kurt Wallander of the Hong Kong police force.  At least, this inspector has good reason for being moody.  Still g...