Tag: jameslee

Veteran Singaporean actor and stunt performer Sunny Pang turned heads around the world opposite Iko Uwais as the main villain in 2016's Headshot and will soon be seen alongside Uwais again - along with The Raid's Joe Taslim - in...

James Lee is back at it, the prolific Malaysian director this time putting on his producers hat for the return of 3 Doors Of Horrors. This is the second go around for the concept, a collection of three microbudget horror...

Maylasia's James Lee doesn't appear to know how to take a break. Hugely prolific, with his work crossing multiple genre boundaries with his career bouncing back and forth between indie and studio work, Lee has taken a step back from...

It was all the way back in March of 2011 that we last heard from James Lee's Malaysian horror film Claypot Curry Killers, the occasion at the time being the film's second refusal for release by the Malaysian censorship board...

Prolific Malaysian director James Lee - known for his ability to shift between mainstream and indie arthouse fare - is putting on his producers hat for upcoming horror anthology 3 Doors Of Horrors. With installments directed by Leroy Low, Edmund...

Malaysian director James Lee never stops working. Never. And he seemingly has never met a genre that he's not game to tackle at least once or twice, either, his filmography a hugely varied affair ranging from acclaimed indie arthouse fare...

Malaysian director James Lee has got the action bug. Having directed Sunny Pang in martial arts action-comedy The Collector, Lee is now messing around with firearms. He's gathered Pang and some of his other usual suspects together for Last Supper,...

The world can be a dull and sullen place. Movies of the mainstream variety offer an easy if not cathartic diversion from the humdrum with momentary distractions full of thrills, horrors and laughs where things happen for a reason. Festival...

With his nineteenth feature film - an incredible number given that he didn't appear on the scene until 2001 and also has a number of shorts, television projects and anthology projects to his credit - Malaysia's James Lee returns to...

Ah, young love. A boy, a girl ... you know the routine. Except in the case of James Lee's Help! My Girlfriend Is A Vampire (Tolong! Awek Aku Pontianak!) it goes a little bit differently. He's a socially awkward geek....

When the wave of Malaysian indie arthouse films first began to break on the international festival circuit director James Lee was front and center. The director of The Beautiful Washing Machine and Goodbye To Love won a lot of love...