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The Desperate Avenger
We zero in on the feud of two families in the early days of the Republic of China. One
sides with the Japanese and the other is totally wiped out. Enter our hero who resolves to
wreak revenge on the murderous traitors - it's furious kung fu fighting all the
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Two Crippled Heroes
Starring: Wang Hop
Description
In the early republican years Peiyang warlord committed killing and firing, Hau Hsyung was
one of the sacrifices, he lost his hands at that time, and took his monkey around with him
as he wandered. One day he encountered a cripple -- Ta Chiang, they had become good
friends. At mean time, town mayor sold ammunitions to Peiyan warlord and this illegal
business was found by a servant -- Ah Chun, they tried to kill her but those two cripples
saved her, Pei-yang warlord sent a killer again to handle the two cripples, unfortunately,
he was killed by them which brought the town peace for years.
$12.95
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The Unbeaten 28
Starring: Meng Fei, Jack Long , Mark Long , Hsu Feng
Synopsis:
Shaw Brothers superstar Meng Fei plays a student trained in the "Iron
Body" style of kung fu since his youth. His ultimate test is to go
against the Shaolin Unbeaten 28. His foes are made of Bronze, Stone, Flesh, and Blood. One chamber is
deadlier than the next.
Waiting for him after his test is the ultimate villain: Ghost Faced
Killer (Mark Long). An amazing film which has all the elements of a
great action film! $12.95
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Cantonese With English Subtitles
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The Thrilling Bloody Sword
Starring:
Talking Chicken, Flesh-Egg Princess,
7 Dwarfs
Director:
Leung Chung
Synopsis:
This kung-fu version of Snow White
is unbelievable. Was it made for kids?
Hard to say. A fleshy egg pops out of
the pregnant queen, weird demons plague
the kingdom, evil sorcerers try to take
over, the hero fights with a weird
bloody body. This film is low-budget,
and if that's a plus for you, check it
out. The sets are wonderful and the
special effects are very funny (the
dwarves are regular-sized actors, shot
from above). Most of the effects involve
optical-printing, which wasn't done very
skillfully, so the sequences are a
little out of focus. Nevertheless, this
is one of the most entertaining kung-fu
movies I've ever seen. The soundtrack
consists of the themes to Battlestar
Galactica, Starblazers, and some 80s
P-funk.
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