Dick Wei

Lung Chan

Bun Yuen

Eddy Ko

Chi Ming-sing is a former disciple of a gang run by overlord Yoh Xi-hung. Yoh's disciples hunt Chi relentlessly as he travels on a soul-searching journey. He comes to the aid of a seemingly bumbling man who hardly takes even life-threatening scenes seriously. The man Chi saved starts following him on the road, explaining that he's looking for someone who committed a grievous, unforgivable wrong. As the two travel on the road, it starts to become clear that Chi's companion is more than he seems: he's actually a very skilled martial artist, and his boots contain short blades that he can attach to his sleeves. Chi finally tells his companion his story: he's seeking out a renowned swordsman named Cheuk Yi-fan... not to kill him, but to die at his hand. Chi is haunted of the last job he did with the gang, slaughtering many of Cheuk's family and friends... and Chi himself slew Cheuk's pregnant wife. Chi's companion agrees to help Chi with his mission. But when the two arrive at Yoh's stronghold intent on killing him, Yoh recognizes Chi's companion as none other than Cheuk Yi-fan himself. Will Chi and Cheuk be able to remain together against Yoh's formidable fighting style, or will Yoh succeed at dividing and conquering his foes?—looker1010az

The Avenging Eagle

The Avenging Eagle (1978)

Chia-Hui Liu

John Cheung

Shao-Hung Chan

Acclaimed director Liu Chia-liang directs his brothers Gordon Liu Chia-hui and Liu Chia-yung in a wild and crazy ghostly film in this heralded sequel to The Spiritual Boxer.

The Shadow Boxing

The Shadow Boxing (1979)

Lily Li

Cecilia Wong

Shaolin Mantis (Orig. Tang lang) is a 1978 Shaw Brothers film directed by Lau Kar-leung. Starring David Chiang and Liu Chia Hui. Shaolin Mantis tells the story of a man who learns martial arts by observing a praying mantis.

Shaolin Mantis

Shaolin Mantis (1978)

King Chu Lee

Wilson Tong

Prince Wang is the 11th prince of Manchuria and an excellent martial artist, but prefers not to draw attention to himself and keeps a low profile, posing as a merchant who deals in wine, antiques, and paintings. He has a run-in with Ho Jen, a simple thief who makes a living by stealing and spending loot wherever he can. The Prince takes a liking to the thief and enlists him to be his bodyguard, something Ho takes to very reluctantly at first. But when a conspiracy unfolds and the Prince is targeted for assassination, Ho must undertake a serious training regime to protect his master.—Shaw

Dirty Ho

Dirty Ho (1979)

Yasuaki Kurata

Linda Lin Di Ho

A Chinese man (Liu) marries a Japanese woman through an arranged marriage and manages to insult all of her Japanese martial arts family by issuing a challenge to her that is misinterpreted by the others. He must then prove how good Chinese Kung Fu really is through a series of duels with the seven Japanese martial artists who come to meet the challenge.—Anonymous

Heroes of the East

Heroes of the East (1978)

Biao Yuen

Sammo Kam-Bo Hung

Billy Chan

Villager Bold Cheung (Sammo Hung Kam-Bo), known for his willingness to do anything courageous, bold or daring, becomes a target by the evil rich Master Tam (Huang Ha), who committed adultery with Cheung's unfaithful wife and wants to keep her as his mistress. Cheung is tricked into a bet to spend the night in a haunted temple, where a vampire was unleashed by Priest Chin Hoi (Lung Chan), hired by Tam, to kill him. However, Hoi's more righteous colleague, Priest Tsui (Fat Chung), wants to save Cheung and counterattack Hoi and Tam's wicked deeds.—Oliver Chu

Encounter of the Spooky Kind

Encounter of the Spooky Kind (1980)

A rich man's son (Yuen Biao) believes himself to be the best kung fu fighter in Canton. Unfortunately, his father, anxious for his son's safety, bribes all his opponents to lose. After a humiliating defeat at the hands of an actor in a traveling theatre company, the son resolves to find a better teacher. Furious kung fu battles and slapstick comedy.—Richard Hills

The Prodigal Son

The Prodigal Son (1981)

Corey Yuen

Fat Chung

Woon Ling Hau

Warning! This synopsis contains spoilers
On a small island off Hong Kong, a police chief (Corey Yuen) suspects that the rich local inhabitants are engaging in narcotics sales. His investigations with several opera performers uncover a stash of treasure buried in an underground and booby-trapped pagoda, along with a vampire.Mortuary Blues is a screwball horror comedy with the great action director Corey Yuen stepping up for one of his few starring roles. Its a film that demands a certain appreciation for toilet humor and manic nonsense akin to a Wong Jing movie. Director Jeff Lau is in familiar territory after helming The Haunted Cop Shop (1987) and Operation Pink Squad II (1989). This will sit well with his fans. If however, repeatedly grabbing ghost ass and swinging from vines in an underground lair pantless is not your idea of a good time, you may want to sit this one out.Villagers on a small island off of Hong Kong are living rich off of a stash of stolen gold buried by their ancestors and theyre willing to kill to keep it a secret. But thats the least for a visiting opera troupe and a local police chief (Corey Yuen) to worry about. The chief investigates what he believes is a narcotics operation, but with the aid of the opera performers he uncovers the entrance to an underground pagoda filled with lesser vampires. After unwittingly releasing a nasty head vampire while making their escape, they return to retrieve a sacred sword and three coins to battle the vampire with. All they have to do is overcome a series of booby traps and steer clear of more vampires.

Mortuary Blues

Mortuary Blues (1990)

Jackie Chan

Siu Tin Yuen

Clarence Nash

Chien Fu (Jackie Chan) is a boy who is used as a janitor at his kung fu school. Fu can't fight and is always getting bullied by the teachers and pupils. One day, an old man helps Fu train in an art of kung fu called the "Snake's Fist". Fu doesn't get bullied again. Then Fu creates his own style and mixes it with the Snake's Fist. His style is based on the movement and actions of a cat. One day, the old man is in trouble by a man who does "The Eagle's Claw", and Fu helps the old man.—Jagtar Basi

Snake in the Eagle's Shadow

Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978)

Andy Lau

Richard Ng

Brigitte Lin

Durring the Tang Dynasty, a kung-fu tournament was held once every 18 years with the winner declared the leader of the land until the next competition. But a tournament with such high stakes brings out the best, and worst, in the various competitors and leaders.—Towne 3, San Jose, Ca

Handsome Siblings

Handsome Siblings (1992)

Roy Chiao

Chok Chow Cheung

A con man and a small time gambler team up to hustle their way to great fortune.

Games Gamblers Play

Games Gamblers Play (1974)

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