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Bruce Lee films:
    Fists of Fury
    Chinese Connection
    Return of the Dragon
    Ninja v. Bruce Lee (1987)
    Enter the Dragon (1973)(Bruce Lee's last movie)

This is the first Asian martial arts film released in the US! A young boxer joins a martial arts school to increase his skill so he can enter a martial arts competition. He leaves the school when he hears that a local gangster is terrorizing the town. He comes to the aid of a young singer and brings on the wrath of the local gang. He eventually enters the martial arts competition after learning Iron Palm technique and takes out all competition.

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SYNOPSIS: Wang becomes the injured fighter courtesy of Lung Fei's arm-chopping blow, who crawls away from the carnage (delivered by karate, Thai, Tibetan, judo, yoga and tae kwon do heavies) to be nursed back to health via some more severe training before going one-on-one with each and every one of the villains, culminating in a well-shot spooky end sequence in a quarry setting. Wang is battered and blinded, but un-bowed in the final frames and one cannot fail to admire the sheer audacity of it all.
 

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Considered by many to be the #1 best Kung Fu film ever.

The dying master of the powerful Poison Clan dispatches his last pupil on a crucial mission. Worried that the skills he has taught are being used to evil ends, he orders the Yan Tieh to trace a retired colleague and warn him that the fortune he amassed from the clan activities is under threat from five of his former pupils. Each an expert in his own lethal combat style, The Centipede, The Snake, The Scorpion, The Lizard, and The Toad comprise a truly invincible force. Yan must discover the whereabouts and true identities of these deadly masked warriors, and decide which, if any, he can trust to join him in his perilous mission. A blindingly choreographed blend of intrigue and violence, "Five Deadly Venoms" adds a truly original dimension to the kung fu genre.

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Martial arts master Jet Li stars in this high-kicking historical revenge spectacular as a kung fu student trained at a Shaolin monastery. Li joins rebel forces in an attempt to overthrow the ruling oppressors and is betrayed by a fellow student.

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The Chang Cheh-directed "The Water Margin": the martial arts epic of epics. Based on the true legend of how 108 rebel heroes living in the mountain were able to repeatedly defeat invading Sung armies, the film starred just about anyone who was a name at Shaw Brothers at the time, like David Chiang, Chen Kwan-Tai, and Ti Lung. The primitive battles ultimately end in sharp, visually effective images of death and defeat. This is a must-see for any movie fan.

Sequel

This is a direct sequel to SEVEN BLOWS OF THE DRAGON (1973), an epic about the 108 Warriors of Chinese legend (and the book, `Water Margin'), an outlaw band who fought on the side of the people against corrupt officials. Here the 108 are pardoned by the Emperor and assigned to go after a rebel army encamped at a fortress in Hangchow. Seven volunteers enter the fortress as spies to try and find a way for the Emperor's army to gain entrance. When one of their number, the blustery ill-tempered Black Whirlwind (Fan Mei-Sheng), starts a fight and alerts the guards to their presence, the fortress is sealed up and escape is blocked. Only one man (star David Chiang) manages to flee and get the plans back to the army. Another member of the team hides near the underwater gate to let the army ships through the only available entrance once the attack begins.

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We sell the complete 4 part epic (this original movie plus all its sequels)

Two 18-year-old Kung fu trainees, each of whom was raised apart from the other by different teachers, whose intent is to have the boys fight to determine which teachers were better. The Boys father had been sworn brothers, but an attack by Chin Troops, when the boys were infants had left one father dead and the other in hiding. This plot thread is dropped when one of the boys, Kuo Ching(Fu Sheng) meets a young girl, Yong(Tein Niu), whose father is a celebrated teacher whose disciple had been killed earier in the film by Kuo in defense of his own teacher. Things get really complicated and involve families reuniting, priests, rival teachers, a two-part kung fu manual and a madman who knows the manual. It all comes down to a contest for the hand of Yong between Kuo and a rival suitor.

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The story continues and plays as a middle chapter in a continuing serial.  It launches into a fast-paced recap of events from the first film, going so far as to finish with incidents that happened after the end of the first film but before the start of the second.

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Renowned film director Chang Cheh returns for a 3rd time with Ti Lung, Alexander Fu Sheng and a stellar supporting cast.

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BONUS FEATURES (Behind the scenes, trailers, cast/crew info, color stills, original poster, production notes).

Often referred to as a "Venoms" film because this film was choreographed by the 3 core "Venoms", making it a unique combination of grand "Martial Arts World" mayhem and special Venom-style high flying kung-fu.

Complete 4 Part epic

The 36th Chamber of the Shaolin (1978)
(aka Master Killer
aka Shaolin Master Killer)

Considered by most to be in the top 10 of all-time when it comes to Kung Fu Flicks, and by many, to even be #1.

This classic Hong Kong action picture stars Gordon Liu as a young man who is shattered when his family is murdered by bloodthirsty Manchu warriors. He becomes a member of the Shaolin Temple, learns the secrets of Kung Fu, and sets out to see that justice is done.

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Return of The Master Killer (1980)
(aka Master Killer II)
(aka Return To The 36 Chambers)

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As a sequel to Executioners from Shaolin, this standard kung-fu actioner from Shaw Brothers features Liu Jiahui as the fighter Hong Wending whose friends have been killed by the seditious White Lotus Society. He wants revenge. In order to prepare himself for the great confrontation with the head of the White Lotus fighters, Wending is trained by a woman (Hui Yinghong) in how to use her more flexible style of combat. From his boss, he also learns the secret of acupuncture points that are connected with specific parts of the body. Armed with needles placed in his braided hair, he is ready to shut down his opponent like a toy whose batteries are disabled. His opponent, it so happens, is an aged abbot (played by director Lo Lieh) who looks like he could not harm a fly.

Lo Lieh directs himself in this martial arts action film.  He plays White Eyebrow, who has two remarkable skills: He can achieve weightlessness and he can draw his reproductive organs up into his stomach in order to protect them. Gordon Liu suffers a beating at the hands of White Eyebrow, and then must train harder in order to get vengeance.

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