| Credited cast: | |||
| Chia-Hui Liu | ... | Hung Yung-Kit | |
| Adam Cheng | ... | Chou Fong-Wu | |
| Li Ching | ... | Yue Lam | |
| Idy Chan | ... | Yen Lan | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Hwang-ki Baek | ... | Thug |
| Shen Chan | ... | Monk Ming-dun | |
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Yung Chan | ... | Extra |
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Chiang Chen | ||
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Hung Chen | ... | Extra |
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Wing-Cheung Cheung | ... | Man in opening scene |
| Han Chiang | ... | Master Liu | |
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Liang Chiang | ||
| Miao Ching | |||
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Kwok-Keung Choi | ... | (as Kuo-Chiang Tsai) |
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Sung-Hao Hsu | ||
Two friends from rival schools are turned against one another by a jealous chief who wants to eliminate those whose fighting styles may rival his own.
It's safe to say that almost any movie Gordon Liu has ever appeared in is a classic. You can probably watch the intro of this movie (about four minutes) over and over and over and never get bored, it's that good. The movie itself is about two people from two different groups (the Shaolin and the Wu-Tang) and how they must unite to fight for one common cause. The fighting sequences are great, the storyline is easy to follow, and... well, just go out and see it.