Martial arts legend Ron van Clief stars in this action thriller about rival gangs in search of a lost "finger fighting" manual written by Bruce Lee. From the heyday of 1970s Blaxploitation ...
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Title: Long zheng hu dou jing wu hun (1975)
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Cast
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| Ron Van Clief | |||
| Charles Bonet | ... | (as Charles 'La Pantera' Bonet) | |
| Phillip Ko | |||
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Bobby Canavarro | ||
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Lei Chang | ||
| Peter Chen Lau | |||
| Jackie Chen | |||
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Yao Lin Chen | ||
| Lung Chiang | |||
| Yun-Kin Chow | |||
| Tiet Wo Chu | |||
| Lee Chun-Wa | |||
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Yi-Sheng Han | ... | (as Yi-sheng Han) |
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Linda Lin Di Ho | ||
| Kuo-Liang Huang | |||
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Martial arts legend Ron van Clief stars in this action thriller about rival gangs in search of a lost "finger fighting" manual written by Bruce Lee. From the heyday of 1970s Blaxploitation and kung fu flicks, this movie demonstrates much of the same crude dialog and cut-rate film techniques usually found in those genres but succeeds by having a legitimate bad ass like van Clief in the lead role.
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November 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This movie was one of many to supposedly offer theories as to the mysterious death of the ultimate kung-fu superstar Bruce Lee, and undoubtedly for him just another reason to roll over in his grave.
This movie contains a popular theory that Lee was killed by greedy film producers, and from there the film is simply a springboard for countless fight scenes with then rising Kung-Fu hero Ron Van Clief (The Black Dragon)
Boring after awhile, but entertaining in the nostalgic sense which envokes memories of all the wild conspiracy theories surrounding Lee's death at the time, and of all the martial arts hopefuls who wished, in vain, to fill Lee's shoes in the movies.