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A fearsome young martial arts warrior, aided by his mysterious compatriot, must avenge the death of his fiancee by marauding Manchurians.

  • January 29, 2021
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The evil Mr. Chu’s control of a village is challenged by a Korean wanderer named Eagle and the three Kung Fu Kids.

During the Chinese Dynasty, a Buddhist priest of Martial Arts organizes a revolution against the rulers.

Teenager Wong Fei-hung is sent to train in the art of hung gar kung fu from his father’s teacher, Luk Ah-choy. With training complete, Wong must fight an assassin and regain the honor of his school.

A ruthless white haired general intends to take over a small town with the help of his “Five Hands Gang”

Lee Long is a martial-arts champion who the police use as an undercover agent to infiltrate a drug ring responsible for importing heroin from Japan to Hong Kong. When he is identified and imprisoned, the police pressure his sister, Tina Long, to help them locate and free him. She gets the help of Lee’s martial-arts school, including the powerful Sonny Kawasaka, for the inevitable battle-royale with the drug gang, which includes masters of many different ‘schools’ of fighting.

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When a man is killed, his brother vows to avenge his death by hiring a martial arts master.

The legendary villain, who supposedly died, from the first movie, is back…with a vengeance! Has some funny scenes (the scene in the sauna), some dramatic scenes (the b&w flashbacks from Terry’s childhood), some very good fight-scenes (the scene in the alpes, the f?nal battle), some groovy martial arts weapon-scenes (the training in the Karate-school), and the theme is a classic!

The thriving narcotics smuggling operations in Bangkok are headed by rival American and Chinese interests. The former is led by huge bearded nightclub owner, menacingly played by PAUL SMITH. His bitter rival Tse-Chan goes to elaborate lengths to have him “eliminated.” The honors, however, fall to the fantastic BRUCE LI – as an undercover agent playing a highly dangerous game – and his attractive girl assistant. With their supreme intervention, both factions are eliminated forever.

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