La vengeance des infirmes

Original title: Can que

1978
R
1h 44m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

3.2K

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Three men, crippled by an evil warlord, become friends and learn kung fu with the help of an old teacher and his idiot pupil.

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Three men who have been physically disabled by a vindictive martial arts master and his physically-disabled son ally together and learn kung fu from an elderly martial-artist and his mentall... Read allThree men who have been physically disabled by a vindictive martial arts master and his physically-disabled son ally together and learn kung fu from an elderly martial-artist and his mentally-disabled pupil, so they can avenge themselves.Three men who have been physically disabled by a vindictive martial arts master and his physically-disabled son ally together and learn kung fu from an elderly martial-artist and his mentally-disabled pupil, so they can avenge themselves.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

3.2K

YOUR RATING

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Chen Shun
(as Kuo Chui)

Meng Lo

Wei Da-ti

Chien Sun

Hu Ah-kuei

Sheng Chiang

Wang Yi

Lung-Wei Wang

Lin Yung

Chen-Tu Tan

Master Law Bo

Tai-Ping Yu

(Guest Star)

Miao Ching

Li Jing-ying

Helen Poon

Du's Wife
(as Ping-Chang Pan)

Dick Wei

Tien Nan Tiger #1 of the Southern Sky
(as Lung Tu)

Du's Thug
(as Chien-Ping Chou)

Ming Fung

Townsfolk

Director
- Cheh Chang
Writers
- Cheh Chang
- Kuang Ni
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Trivia
The film was parodied in the TV episode Futurama: The Series Has Landed (1999), in which a video arcade game called "Mortal Kooperation" is seen that makes fun of it.

Alternate versions
The West German version of the film was cut by about 16 minutes in order to secure a "Not Under 18" rating.

Connections
Featured in The Cinema Snob: The Crippled Avengers (2015)

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10/10

Not A Sequel

Classic 70's kung fu, Tarantino might have taken some of his ideas from flicks like this, even the Matrix franchises.

The main actors starred in over a dozen films together, although this film has nothing to do with the 5 Deadly Venoms characters, it does not take away its entertainment value. I originally viewed it as "Mortal Combat", perhaps this film was incorrectly renamed "Return of..." due to the infamous video game.

Directed by Chang Cheh, he showcased the talented skills each actor possessed, the training/fighting sequences with Philip Kwok (blinded) and Chiang Sheng (scholar maimed an idiot) displayed their "light skills" - acrobatics and incorporating weapons are amazing, Sun Chien (legs cut off) showed off kicks better than a Rockette, Lo Mang (rendered deaf-mute) demonstrated upper body strength training with multiple boxing bags.

As an avid VenomBratPacker, I enjoyed "Return of..." aka "Mortal Combat" more than "5 Deadly Venoms".