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But not much. Acting is poor, script is nonexistent, but at least the kung fu is watchable. And some of the jokes actually work.

By no means a masterpiece, but as obscure 70's kung fu films come, this one is at least entertaining. Special mention on the "cleverly" named "tribute" (read: rip off) actor DRAGON lee.

One of my favorite guilty pleasures is Bruceploitation. Dragon Lee, probably the lesser known in Bruceploitation genre, looks the least like Bruce, but his fighting skills are solid. The story has a revenge motif and really fun characters. Dragon and his fighting buddy are a dynamic duo and hold their own against countless numbers of ninjas. But Hwang Jang Lee shows his prowess as a dastardly villain. I've heard he kicks fast and strong and its shows. At one point, he kicks two guys on one jump and lands perfectly! His killer move is kicking both feet on his enemy's temples. OUCH! Add some funny moments, lots of fights, and a gal who can hold her own in the fight and you've got one of Dragon Lee's best flicks.

Secret Ninja, Roaring Tiger is a watchable kung fu which also contains ninjas. Not only aren't the fights good, the plot isn't good too. It's about a bunch of people who fight against the bad guys. the fights are totally ordinary, and the characters aren't really special too. Moreover, it contains some bloody deaths and sleazy scenes which contain nudity. Seeing nudity in kung fu movies isn't sight which is seen often. Its ninjas fight poorly, and also most of the characters in this film. The technique of the fights is very similar in every fight. In addition, its dubbing is so bad that it's the most pleasant part in this film. This Bruceploitation film surely doesn't inspire enjoyment successfully. In fact, I cannot recommended this film to anyone, but die hard fans of kung fu movies or exploitation movies. 4/10

This is a Godfrey Ho flick, so if you know that name, then you know what to expect, which to say is, expect the unexpected.

This isn't a cut and shunt Ho movie starring Richard Harrison, rather it's a straight ahead Kung Fu flick regarding two (or more) warring factions. Straight ahead in Godfrey Ho's world means 'absolutely mental'.

The story is not really worth noting here, but what is worth noting is the catalogue of brain-damaging sights on view, including: 1. Missing index finger tickling fu 2. Twitchy, man thinking he's a chicken Fu 3. Marble fu 4. Men springing to their feet like planks of wood. 5. Dramatic wig removal (like Ninja Terminator!). 6. Sudden Breast reveals causing lightening and loss of powers. 7. Perpetual ninja attacks, leading to one of the characters remarking "Be careful, this is ninja country". 8. Tranvestite kung fu 9. A man setting fire to a porno mag using his mind....

Godfrey Ho is to Kung Fu as Troll 2 is to Italian horror. See it now.