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Title: Du hou mi shi (1976)
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Cast
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Ping Chen | ... |
Kao Wan Fei
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Hua Yueh | ... |
Keng Wei-ping
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Wei Szu | ... |
Ho Chin-yeh
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Ching Tien | ... |
Ma Yuen
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Yang Chiang | ... |
Chang Tseng
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Shen Chan | ... |
Lung Tou
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Tse Lin Yang | ... |
Sung Ming
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Feng Lin | ... |
Shen Wen-yung
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Peng-fei Li | ... |
Inspector Li Fan
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Eva Lin | ... |
Sexy girl
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Chien Yu | ... |
Margaret
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Lan Mi | ... |
Kao Wan-ching
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Hsia Hsu |
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Pei Chi Huang |
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Hsiung Kao |
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A nurse decides to take justice in her own hands to fight the crime-syndicates of Hong Kong after her sister is drugged and abused by some local drug dealers.
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Country:
Hong KongLanguage:
MandarinRelease Date:
2 December 1976 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Hong fen sha xing See more »Filming Locations:
Hong Kong, ChinaCompany Credits
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Imagine if someone did a sleazy, gritty, CAT III version of Huang jia shi jie/ Yes, Madam!(1985)?
Well, that film would probably resemble this exploitation kung fu film from Hong Kong, starring Ping Chen.
The story is simple, about a nurse who discovers that her sister is a junkie vows revenge on drug kingpins who rule Hong Kong through corrupt police and politicans.
On her quest for revenge she meets the only good, non corrupted cop. But getting rid of gangsters is easier said then done.....
Granted, this film resembles Coffy (1973)a lot, but i has its own style and Ping Chen is very confident in the main lead. She, just like Pam Grier, has no problems with gratuitous nudity which makes this Kung fu flick a little more risky then usual.
Also the action scenes are cheaply made, this whole film seems to been made on a shoestring budget. It seems that the director only did one take only, before moving on to the next scene.
But it has energy and a fierce attitude that I think some kung fu films lack. This film must have been a early precursor to CAT III "classics" like Chik loh go yeung/Naked Killer (1992).
So future viewers that liked, Furyô anego den: Inoshika Ochô/Sex and Fury (1973), The Blood Bond (2010), Nikita (1990) may want to check this one out.