Ku Feng

As the names of Chang Cheh and Liu Chia-liang became legendary, all-too-often the name of their equally valued collaborator, Tang Chia, is omitted.

A young man must complete a series of martial art tests and overcome assassins along the way.

Fang Cheng-Tien lives with his niece, Yun Kai-yun; one day men turn up there hunting the infamous whip fighter Shadow Whip, who is wanted for robbery and murder.

An evil magician makes a living by casting deadly spells on people's objects of desire. He gets overly ambitious, and start to go out of control.

The legendary Ti Lung unites with Jackie Chan's kung-fu comedic rival, Alexander Fu Sheng, to defeat an assassin being "acupuncturingly" controlled by the demented Dr. Kuo. Acclaimed choreographer Tang Chia's action bits and sight gags are bewitching to behold.

Alexander Fu Sheng's martial arts talents are awesomely featured in Heroes Shed No Tears as he plays the son of man a who's supposed to die at the hands of a sword with a forged teardrop on its blade.

A cotton dealer's brash son makes the decision to learn kung fu rather than follow in his father's trade.

When a woman's love is rejected by a master swordsman, it leads to an insidious and vengeful plot in which his two children are separated, raised by rival clans, and set up to kill each other in battle.

Manchurian gangsters killed his father and terrorized his village. Now, this ill-equipped man must learn Kung Fu to avenge his father's death.

Little Feat are one of the most influential American bands of the seventies. Founded by Lowell George and Bill Payne in L.A. during 1969; they produced a series of highly original albums over the next decade featuring an eclectic blend of rock 'n' roll, blues, country, folk, soul, and jazz before the death of Lowell George in 1979, which brought the first phase of the band's existence to an end. This film captures the band's performance at the famous Dutch festival Pinkpop on June 7th, 1976 and captures the band's classic line-up at the peak of their powers performing many of their best known tracks.

Two men join a revolutionary who has a plan to steal a shipment of military weapons; they will use their martial arts skills to steal the guns and distribute them among the rebels.

In order to restore order to China, who has been under the rule of the tyrannical Emperor Ching for 50 years, a rebellious brotherhood makes it their mission to disturb the throne.

Ying Ke-Feng, head of Peerless Manor, is an expert swordsman whose escort business transports 200,000 taels of silver to the capital each year. This year, however, he is afflicted with an infirmity that renders him unable to use his sword.

Life Gamble is the tale of a simple blacksmith (Kuo Chue) with extraordinary martial-arts skills who is entangled in a life-and-death struggle among swordsmen, thieves, con artists, a smooth dagger-slinger (Fu Sheng), a beautiful seductress (Lin Chen-chi).

An average man is wrongfully incarcerated due to the malicious actions of his drug-dealing best friend, sending him on a quest for justice.

Many feel that this, one of the Shaw Studio's biggest moneymakers, is one of those rare sequels which superior to its original. In any case, the charming title hero is back in action, facing the Money Clan Chief for the fate of the "Martial Arts World".

Wei Fu is a seemingly unremarkable woodcutter but when his family is wiped out by psychotic marauders, Wei undertakes extensive martial arts training at the hands of an expert swordsman and sets out to exact revenge on the evildoers.

Ma Young Chen befriends local gangster Tan Si after arriving in Shanghai. He reluctantly enters the criminal underworld and starts his ascent to the heights of the criminal world.

A police officer must protect a child from the ruthless gunrunners she saw murder her mother.