Wong Yu

To hide his true nobility and kung fu prowess, Master Wang poses as a jewelry merchant. When he meets Dirty Ho, a witty con artist, Wang knows he has found the right man to help him untangle a plot to take over the throne. Wang puts Ho through brutal kung fu training to face his enemies’ treachery.

This is the debut film of kung-fu comedienne Wang Yu as the main character, who in reality was part of director Liu Chia-liang's clan of stars that he personally trained for a film career. Its Ghostbusters meets George C. Scott's The Flim-Flam Man as Wang plays a fake ghost catcher who catches more than he bargained for.

Acclaimed director Liu Chia-liang directs his brothers Gordon Liu Chia-hui and Liu Chia-yung in a wild and crazy ghostly film in this heralded sequel to The Spiritual Boxer.

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

An amateur martial artist makes a living by tracking down wanted criminals and partnering with bounty hunters to earn a percentage of their reward.

Novice director Hsu Hsia and three other kung-fu designers created this fight-filled tale of young rascal Wang Yu, caught between master martial arts actor Jen Shih-kuan and the incredible Huang Cheng-li.

After losing his memory and being left for dead, a fighter teams up with a beggar to take on the local triad gang.

"The Kung-fu Instructor" is martial arts film director Sun Chung's loose homage to Akira Kurosawa's "Yojimbo" where unlike Toshiro Mifune's "Sanjuro" character being a snarling, bastard, drunk swordsman looking for a drink, popular actor Ti Lung's Huang Yang role, is an upright, righteous, weapon instructor looking to keep his limbs. Huang is a famous martial artist trapped into teaching kung-fu to the wrong clan while the opposing "good" clan tries to save him so he can instruct their members. Besides kung-fu comedienne Wang Yu starring in one of his few serious roles, Sun became the first Shaw Brothers’ director to use a Steadicam which gives the film's action and editing style a unique brand of tension and rhythm. The pole fights are also out of this world.

A teacher and a coffin maker fight loyalists to keep a list of anti-Ching rebel names safe.

A madcap adventure full of gangsters and zany intrigue, this is one of the rare comedies to come out of the Hong Kong film industry of the 1980s.

The son of a kung-fu master endures many hardships in order to learn the skills needed to defeat his mentor's murderer.

An assassin, trained in the use of a throwing weapon that can behead its victims from a distance, questions the morality of his missions and becomes a fugitive hunted by his former comrades.