Ku yue liu xing zhan

1979
1h 31m

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A notorious warlord uses the invincible Golden Kung-Fu style to crush his enemies. The entire village was under the control of this warlord. No-one dares challenge the invincible warlord unt... Read allA notorious warlord uses the invincible Golden Kung-Fu style to crush his enemies. The entire village was under the control of this warlord. No-one dares challenge the invincible warlord until the arrival of a young man, who has expertise in the kicking technique of Kung-Fu and a... Read allA notorious warlord uses the invincible Golden Kung-Fu style to crush his enemies. The entire village was under the control of this warlord. No-one dares challenge the invincible warlord until the arrival of a young man, who has expertise in the kicking technique of Kung-Fu and an old man who has expertise in the "Drunken Style" of Kung-Fu. The two men are a threat to... Read all

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3shandalson

Pretty rubbish apart from the man Tan

I bought this title purely for the cover art (which looked cool) and the man Tan Tao Liang, one of the best kickers in kung fu movies. It can be a game of chance with these budget price flicks, as Im sure many of you have found. Sometimes a classic will be uncovered, other times a total dud. This movie is one of the latter. In terms of plot I cant even remember the outline (It was that memorable) something to do with a lethal killer wearing cool straw hat headgear. Tan is his friend, and adds a small shade of class to the proceedings. However the fights are some of the most poorly choreographed I have seen in a seventies kung fu film, with lazy angles and low impact choreography. One scene also tries to emulate the Exorcist with subliminal images and a flying skull. This is actually the unintentionally hilarious highlight of the film. One to avoid