A very strange film fom Chung Leung. It features a baby from outer space, goofy dwarves, evil wizards, golden warriors, a genie, a refugee from the black lagoon, fairies and flesh monsters ...
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Title: Thrilling Bloody Sword (1981)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Pu-Liao Hsu | |||
| Hui-Shan Yang | |||
| Ling-Ling Hsia | |||
| Yi Chang | |||
| Hsi Tien Huang | |||
| Shang-Chien Liu | |||
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Fang-Fang Fong | ||
| Han Chin | |||
| Sheng Chiang | |||
| Yi-Lung Lu | |||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Shih Chin | |||
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Da-Pai Huang | ||
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Gen-Man Huang | ||
| Ti-Men Kan | |||
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Cheng-Ru Kuo | ||
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A very strange film fom Chung Leung. It features a baby from outer space, goofy dwarves, evil wizards, golden warriors, a genie, a refugee from the black lagoon, fairies and flesh monsters are just a few of the strange and bizarre characters that you'll find in this film. Written by Joseph P. Ulibas <mculibas@cwnet.com>
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Country:
TaiwanLanguage:
MandarinRelease Date:
1981 (Taiwan) See more »Also Known As:
Heaven Sword See more »Filming Locations:
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This kung-fu version of Snow White is unbelievable. Was it made for kids? Hard to say. A fleshy egg pops out of the pregnant queen, weird demons plague the kingdom, evil sorcerers try to take over, the hero fights with a weird bloody body. This film is low-budget, and if that's a plus for you, check it out. The sets are wonderful and the special effects are very funny (the dwarves are regular-sized actors, shot from above). Most of the effects involve optical-printing, which wasn't done very skillfully, so the sequences are a little out of focus. Nevertheless, this is one of the most entertaining kung-fu movies I've ever seen. The soundtrack consists of the themes to Battlestar Galactica, Starblazers, and some 80s P-funk.