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Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Plot: Liu Chia Liang makes his directorial debut in this film about a pseudo-ghost catcher who catches more than he bargained for. The film not only quickly established Liu as a genius director, but credited him with introducing comedy into the kung fu genre.
Plot: Liu Chia Liang makes his directorial debut in this film about a pseudo-ghost catcher who catches more than he bargained for. The film not only quickly established Liu as a genius director, but credited him with introducing comedy into the kung fu genre.
Plot: Liu Chia Liang makes his directorial debut in this film about a pseudo-ghost catcher who catches more than he bargained for. The film not only quickly established Liu as a genius director, but credited him with introducing comedy into the kung fu genre.
Plot: Liu Chia Liang makes his directorial debut in this film about a pseudo-ghost catcher who catches more than he bargained for. The film not only quickly established Liu as a genius director, but credited him with introducing comedy into the kung fu genre.
Plot: Real-life champion martial artist Chen Kuan Tai powerfully plays the role in this memorable saga of action and romance. Fighting against gangsters and for his true love, "The Teahouse" is a tough and tender landmark of the kung fu genre.
Plot: Real-life champion martial artist Chen Kuan Tai powerfully plays the role in this memorable saga of action and romance. Fighting against gangsters and for his true love, "The Teahouse" is a tough and tender landmark of the kung fu genre.
Hong Kong: 1973
Angela Mao Ying, James Tin Jun, Pai Ying, Lam Kau Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: After a traitor infiltrates and begins to destroy the Fei Long Society, the remaining members must band together to save their clan and kill the evil swordsman.
Hong Kong: 1991
Kenny Bee, Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk, Meg Lam Kin-Ming Drama / Romance
Plot: When Siu learns that he has a month to live, he goes all out helping others and accepting challenges. This wins him the affections of a woman, whom he is forced to reject due to his condition. But when she's kidnapped, he springs into action.
AKA: The Valiant Ones New 2; The Vallant Ones New 2; The Ballant Ones New 2 China: 2007
Nicky Wu Chi-Lung (Wu Qilong), Huang Yi, Yuen Wah (Yuan Hua) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: In 19th-century China, a quartet of heroes trained in the Taoist Mao Shan school of magic and their master must use their unique powers to destroy nest of ghoulish vampires.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Yuen Tak is physically incredible, and there are plenty of superbly choreographed fights here to satisfy any fan.
