But Kung Fu Unrated 1977, Tai Seng Director Liu Chia Yung pairs Liu Chia Fai and Wang Yue for an amazing action movie filled with unbelievable kung fu fighting. After a fight with local thieves, Hoi is thrown over a hillside and left for dead. He survives the fight but has lost his memory. A chance encounter with a comical beggar offers him the chance to exact revenge upon his would-be killers. Before long, Hoi and the mysterious beggar have turned into a deadly duo of fighters.
Nonstop action makes up for inexpensive sets, bad dubbing and an overly familiar period setting.
But Kung Fu never stops to catch its breath. Like all good kung fu movies, it realizes that its story works best when fists are flying. Magnificent Fist Unrated 1978, Tai Seng Veteran action man Carter Wong leaps into the fray after a band of Japanese hoodlums invade a small town in northeastern China. With a team of martial arts renegades on his side, Wong knows that victory belongs to the one group left standing after battle. Of course, it helps that Wong is the type of hero willing to jab a pair of chopsticks into an adversary's nose.