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Death Machines (1976)

A dragon lady injects three martial arts fighters with a serum that turns them into zombie-like assassins, and she sends them out against her enemies.

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Guy with the Secret Kung Fu, The (1981)

The Guy with the Secret Kung Fu (Cai yang nu bang zhu) is a 1981 Hong Kong martial art film. The film has passed into public domain.

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Return of the Kung Fu Dragon (1976)

Phoenix island is conquered by an evil despot and his sorcerer. The emperor of the city was aided by his three generals but they were killed when the evil despot captured the dragon stick and became the new ruler of Golden city. The generals children were hidden away and return to exact revenge.

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Lady Whirlwind (1973)

A young man (Chang Yi in a rare good guy role) is severely beaten by Japanese mobsters and left for dead on the beach. He is nursed back to health by a pretty young girl and he vows to take revenge on the crooks.

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Ninja Death (1979)

Information on Ninja Death is a little sparse. It appears that it was a movie that ran out of money two or three times, underwent two or three different English translations. There are some plot lines if you can follow them, but Ninja Death goes right to chop, kill and destroy without even bothering with [...]

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Ten Fingers of Death (1971)

Jackie Chan is forbidden by his father to practice Kung Fu. He learns from a old beggar and become proficient in the art. He keeps this a secret until it is needed to protect and defend his family.

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Bruce Lee Interview (1971)

Kung Fu Master and pop culture icon Bruce Lee gives an interview. Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco and grew up in Hong Kong. His martial arts career led to a widespread interest in Chinese martial arts in the west.

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Chase Step by Step (1974)

Wei Tzu-wen and circus artists must escort a gold bullion shipment to protect it from bandits. The gold is meant for relief in a famine stricken region. This kung fu movie shows a lot of different styles and acrobatics. Of films in the classic Kung Fu genre, this is probably one of the more entertaining ones. Also known as Bu bu zhui zong.

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