That's it folks, Old School Easter is officially over. We certainly enjoyed working on it and we hope you enjoyed the content that we provided. I would like say a big thank you to all of the FEF team for their hard work, as well as the various websites and individuals who supported the event.

In the second and final part of our villains feature, we give you more scoundrels who make old school kung-fu films so darn wonderful. It’s by no means an exhaustive list and there are a few notable names missing, but feel free to send us a missive championing your own beloved scoundrel...

There’s nothing better than a good villain and old school kung-fu films have them in abundance. As Old School Easter draws to a close, we present the first part of our selection of memorable antagonists along with our unique rating for who really has us quaking in our boots...

Inspired by our current celebration of old school kung fu movies, Andrew Saroch decided it was time to watch director Chang Cheh's ‘Brave Archer’ films again, one a day under doctor’s orders, and try to reacquaint himself with one of the more baffling trilogies in cinematic history.

As part of Old School Easter, we opened up the doors at FEF towers to allow you, the readers, to submit your own content. Here you'll find all of the reviews we received, along with any available links to the writer's own websites. And remember, it's not to late to join in if you would like.

Is there anything in the varied tendrils of cinema as electrifying as a certain Korean Tae-Kwon Do superstar, mostly furnished with a handle-bar moustache, unleashing a terrible tirade of bootwork on an unsuspecting foe? Old School Easter continues with a celebration of the legendary Hwang Jang-Lee.

Old School Easter is here! So what is so great about Old School kung-fu films that means we are devoting such a bloated amount of time to them? Many of you will already know of course, but for those who are baffled by our adoration, let us bring you slowly into our slightly odd world.

And so, Old School Easter has finally kicked off! For the next two weeks we will be doing our utmost to bring you as many old school kung fu movie updates as possible. Stay tuned to this post as it'll be your one-stop-shop for details on all the content that is added during the event.

The trailer has been released for 'The Complex', a new Japanese horror movie directed by Hideo Nakata ('Ring'). The film stars Atsuko Maeda ('The Drudgery Train') as a young girl who moves into the Kuroyuri apartment complex and begins to experience a number of horrifying incidents.

The teaser trailer has been released for 'Inferno', a new 3D disaster movie directed by Oxide and Danny Pang. Set in a commercial building in a major city in contemporary China, the film will feature multiple interweaving storylines involving both firefighters and those affected by the blaze.