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AKA: The Brave Archer 4; Kung Fu Warlord 4; Mysterious Island Hong Kong: 1982
Alexander Fu Sheng, Gigi Wong (Suk Yee), Phillip Kwok (Chun Fung) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: The story is a blatant rip-off of "Lady Snowblood", where a woman goes to prison while trying to avenge her husband's murder and eventually gives birth to a daughter who is destined to walk the bloody path of vengeance.
Plot: The story is a blatant rip-off of "Lady Snowblood", where a woman goes to prison while trying to avenge her husband's murder and eventually gives birth to a daughter who is destined to walk the bloody path of vengeance.
Plot: This film kicks off as a docudrama exploring the final years of Bruce Lee's life, featuring all-new revealing interviews with those who worked with him. The second half is the unseen Game of Death footage in its explosive entirety.
Ancient costume kung fu meets "The Temple Of Doom". Clearly inspired by that Harrison Ford film, "Burning Paradise" adds lot of innovative wire-fu with creative choreography and plenty of weirdness. Unfortunately, it seemed to drag at times.
AKA: Challengs Of Death; Dragon And Snake In Spider's Web; Dragon And Snake In Spiders Web Hong Kong: 1980
Dorian Tan Tao-Liang (Delon Tam, Delon Tan), Don Wong Tao Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Members of the Snake Fist and the Dragon Fist are deadly rivals, but now they must team up to capture a ruthless pirate, whose specialty is his deadly Spider Claws!
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Plot: Shaw Brothers superstars David Chiang and Tsui Siu Keung star as two top class kung fu fighters who challenge all the top kung fu masters in the land, one motivated by revenge, the other by greed.
Plot: A by-the-numbers thriller about government agents tracking down an errant arms dealer, culminating in a raid on the arms dealer's outpost in the southeast Asian jungle. Stars Donnie Yen ("SPL") and Gordon Liu ("Shaolin Master Killer").
A modern-day (when it was made, in 1977) tale of a poor Chinese immigrant struggling to survive in San Francisco's Chinatown. His fighting skills open up many doors for him, but he struggles to stay the moral course.
A modern-day (when it was made, in 1977) tale of a poor Chinese immigrant struggling to survive in San Francisco's Chinatown. His fighting skills open up many doors for him, but he struggles to stay the moral course.
AKA: Hammer Of God; Hammer Of Gods Hong Kong: 1970
Jimmy Wang Yu, Lo Lieh, Wong Ping (Wang Ping), Chiu Hung (Chao Hsiung) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: A group of Japanese fighters kill most of Wang Yu's schoolmates. He barely escapes to a retreat to learn Iron Palm--the only technique that can defeat the Japanese karate. After his rigorous training, he returns to face his foes in a series of duels.
AKA: Hammer Of God; Hammer Of Gods Hong Kong: 1970
Jimmy Wang Yu, Lo Lieh, Wong Ping (Wang Ping), Chiu Hung (Chao Hsiung) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: A group of Japanese fighters kill most of Wang Yu's schoolmates. He barely escapes to a retreat to learn Iron Palm--the only technique that can defeat the Japanese karate. After his rigorous training, he returns to face his foes in a series of duels.
AKA: Five Element Ninjas [Original Title]; 5 Element Ninjas; Chinese Super Ninjas; Super Ninjas; Chinese Super Kings; Five Elements Ninjas [Thai DVD Title] Hong Kong: 1982
Michael Chan (Wai Man), Lo Meng, Chen Pei Hsi, Lung Tien Hsiang Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: When his school is destroyed and his friends slaughtered by the five element ninjas, Tsiau Chin Hau studies the secrets of the ninja and, along with three newfound cohorts, challenges the element ninjas in a climactic battle to the death.
Plot: The majestic Ti Lung stars, along with "Venoms" Lo Meng and Sun Chien (not to mention master action actors Ai Fei, Pai Piao, and the "queen of Shaw kung-fu", Lily Li), for a spectacular showcase of "Martial Arts World" intrigue and consummate kung-fu.
Plot: A rogue swordsman known as "Soul of the Sword" kills the father of a young Kung Fu expert, who teams up with a Drunken Monk to put an end to Soul of the Sword's reign of terror, and thwart the Mongol invasion.
This film has gained cult status and immense popularity, and excellent reviews from everywhere, but we feel it is absolutely awful. It seems like a very bad direct-to-video effort.
AKA: Daggers Eight; Hero Among Heroes Hong Kong: 1980
Meng Yuen Man, Wilson Tong (Wai Shing), Lily Li Li-Li (Lilly Lee) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: After his twin brother is killed, Meng Yuan Man runs away and seeks out three different masters to instruct him in the martial arts. One by one the masters are killed by an assassin hired by a mysterious paymaster. Now the kid faces new enemies.
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One of our all-time favorites, this is a Yuen Wo Ping masterpiece. Not to be missed by any old school or new school martial arts fan!
Ancient costume kung fu meets "The Temple Of Doom". Clearly inspired by that Harrison Ford film, "Burning Paradise" adds lot of innovative wire-fu with creative choreography and plenty of weirdness. Unfortunately, it seemed to drag at times.
A modern-day (when it was made, in 1977) tale of a poor Chinese immigrant struggling to survive in San Francisco's Chinatown. His fighting skills open up many doors for him, but he struggles to stay the moral course.
This film has gained cult status and immense popularity, and excellent reviews from everywhere, but we feel it is absolutely awful. It seems like a very bad direct-to-video effort.