Kung fu - Martial Art Collection #1 *
The Five Venoms (1978)
Genre : Kung fu
Language: Cantonese with an English srt file
A dying teacher taught (5) masked students the deadliest forms of Poisonous kung fu known. Each with a different style, but since they all wore masks, no one knows who the "others" are. The teacher thinks that some of them will use their skills for evil, so he teaches his 6th student a little of each and asks him to make sure that they don't misuse their skills. He is suppose to find the ones who are honest and get them to help him stop the evil ones. But how will he find them ?? Who can he trust ??
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Temple of the Red Lotus (1965)
Genre : Wu xia pian , swordplay
Language: Cantonese with an English srt file
The Art of Action declared that this film was clearly the foundation for a new era in Hong Kong martial arts drama. It created a sensation throughout Southeast Asia due to its unique combination of exciting action scenes and a stellar cast of established stars and new favorites. It also broke box office records and inspired two equally important sequels; The Twin Swords and The Sword and the Lute.
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Clans of Intrigue (1977)
Genre : Kung fu
Language: Cantonese with an English srt file
This retelling of legendary swordsman Chu Liu-hsiang is elevated by novelist Ku Lung's strong story, striking visuals by the vaunted director, but especially a first rate cast led by the majestic Ti Lung. He must hazard treacherous warriors and even a cross-gendered monk to solve the murder of three clan leaders. All that, and the presence of Nora Miao, fresh from her triumphs in Bruce Lee's films, made this a 1977 top-five box office hit and an amazing treat today.
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The Sword and the Lute (1967)
Genre: Martial Arts, swords play
Language: Chinese with an English srt file
Kwei Wu (Jimmy Wang Yu) and his partner (Chin Ping) are homeward bound to destroy the "Phoenix Lute," a deadly weapon which accurately shoots poisonous needles up to 500 paces and can only be destroyed with the Kan curved sword. It's like a Western sword-and-sorcery film on drugs, featuring high-flying, frenetic paced swordplay.
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The Sword Stained with Royal Blood (1981)
Genre: Martial Arts
Format: Rmvb
Language:Cantonese with an English srt file.
The adventure begins, as many do, with the exile of a young boy who grows up to meet his destiny as a great warrior. After his father, a Han loyalist and hero, is betrayed by the Emperor and sentenced to death, Yuan Cheng-chih (Philip Kwok) is spirited away to the reclusive master of the Lung Yau school of martial arts. Having grown into a righteous young man of considerable martial skill, Cheng-chih sets out on his own. He discovers the hideout of a long-dead martial arts master known as Golden Snake Hsia Shiue-yi lays claim to his buried martial arts manual, sword, and collection of darts. He also discovers the whereabouts of a lost treasure and instructions to deliver a portion of it to a certain woman.
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The Magnificent Butcher (1979)
Genre: Martial Arts
Language:Cantonese with an English srt file
A classic martial arts comedy with the charming and disarming master of bumbling, the corpulent Sammo Hung. A lovable, klutzy butcher studies diligently under legendary kung fu master Wong Fei Hung, but he can't quite seem to get his moves together. Lam Sai-Wing (Sammo) gets into trouble with a rival kung-fu school known as Five Dragons and is accused of raping the head of that school's goddaughter and killing his son. Now Ko, the head of five dragons, wants revenge.
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Trilogy Of Swordsmanship (1972)
Genre: Martial Arts
Language: Cantonese with an English srt file
1. The Iron Bow
2. The Tigress
3. White Water Strand
Three of Shaw Brothers' finest martial arts directors, who, between them, had made more than a hundred classics, united for this unique anthology film. Yueh Feng writes and directs a clever love-and-kung-fu triangle, Cheng Kang both writes and directs kung-fu courtesans battling brigands, and the "godfather of the kung-fu film," Chang Cheh, creates a cliff-hanging, swashbuckling mini-movie with maxi-action. It's three times the substance, style, skill, and stars in what truly stands as a motion picture event.
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10 Shaolin Disciples (1981)
Genre : Kung fu
KOREAN English duped.
In Sung-do Buddhist Temple nearby the Abrok River, Mi-hu and Mi-sa come to see Buddhist priest Sam-jang. They await the day they are to enter Buddhist sisterhood. But then, the Chung Kingdom(ancient China) bandits Lee-gwi and his son, Heuk-pung, steal the golden statue of Buddha and the case with Buddha's relics. They also kill Buddhist priest Sam-jang. At Buddhist priest Sam-jang's dying request, Mi-hu and Mi-sa go to Chung Kingdom and look for Buddhist priest Song-wol of the Baek-ryun Buddhist Temple. They tell him the story. In order to reclaim the stolen items, they go to Hwa-buk Buddhist Temple. They save seven women who had been captured by the kingdom and hide them in Baek-ryun Temple. After training in the martial arts, Mi-hu, Mi-sa, and the seven heroines defeat Heuk-pung when he comes to Baek-ryun Temple to steal the gold statue Buddha of the great king Sa-chun. They attack the home of Lee-gwi and reclaim the gold statue and Buddha's relics.
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Yojimbo (1961)
Also Known As:The Bodyguard (literal title)
Yojimbo the Bodyguard (USA)
Genre: Action
Language: Japanese English hard sub.
Color:Black and White
Sanjuro, a wandering samurai enters a rural town in nineteenth century Japan. After learning from the innkeeper that the town is divided between two gangsters, he plays one side off against the other. His efforts are complicated by the arrival of the wily Unosuke, the son of one of the gangsters, who owns a revolver. Unosuke has Sanjuro beaten after he reunites an abducted woman with her husband and son, then massacres his father's opponents. During the slaughter, the samurai escapes with the help of the innkeeper; but while recuperating at a nearby temple, he learns of innkeeper's abduction by Unosuke, and returns to the town to confront him.
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