Credited cast: | |||
Sing Chen | |||
Ying Bai | ... | Lung Chun | |
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Chun-Erh Lung | ||
Chiang-Lung Wen | |||
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Peng Chang | ||
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Wan-Sheng Chou | ||
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Kuang-Li Hsia | ||
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Wang Hsiao | ||
Han Hsieh | |||
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Hui-ling Huang | ||
Phillip Ko | |||
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Hsin Hua Li | ||
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Hsiao-Hu Lin | ||
Ming Min | |||
Chung Tien Shih |
The denizens of the martial world seek to obtain a secret message detailing an exceptionally powerful form of kung fu. The more unscrupulous amongst them have no hesitation to kill for it, as demonstrated by the massacre of the Beggar Clan by the forces of Pai Mei (Phillip Ko Fei).
ej's kung-fu capsule review for films of the chop-socky old-school -
1. basic plot type - historical; clan vs. clan; revenge; some weapons; some magic 'fu; some political intrigue; broken-hearted romance.
2. plot construction - poor; confused and listless.
3. dramatic - tries to be.
4. funny - not at all.
5. dialog - poor.
6. cast performance - just so-so.
7. crew performance - competent at best.
8. amount of fighting - lots.
9. quality of fighting - good.
10. any special cast or crew notes - none.
11. big positive - good fights.
12. big negative - two annoying child-actors.
bottom-line - who should see this movie - only a kung-fu cultist with a Saturday afternoon to waste.