Taiwanese Tear-Up's: Classic Kung Fu from Taiwan

[DragonClaws]

 

I had great first time viewing experience, for this Taiwanese classic. Thanks to the work of @TheKungFuRobber. Tap/Click on the link below, for my complete Fatal Needles, Fatal Fists themed ramblethon.

 

 

 

 

Meng Hu(Wong Tao) ponder's his next move, in the den of thief's.

 

Edited August 8, 2019 by DragonClaws

[ShawAngela]

Nice poster !

[Killer Meteor]

On 8/8/2019 at 3:27 PM, DragonClaws said:

 

I had great first time viewing experience, for this Taiwanese classic. Thanks to the work of @TheKungFuRobber. Tap/Click on the link below, for my complete Fatal Needles, Fatal Fists themed ramblethon.

 

 

 

 

Meng Hu(Wong Tao) ponder's his next move, in the den of thief's.

 

I had a hard time recognising Ricky Cheng in this - he looked so different pre-Shaws.

[DragonClaws]

On 8/8/2019 at 4:20 PM, ShawAngela said:

Nice poster !

 

Here's one for a Taiwanese produced 1980's David Chiang movie.

 

 

Source- https://www.movieart.com/lost-kung-fu-secrets-1979-26668/

 

[DragonClaws]

On 8/8/2019 at 4:20 PM, ShawAngela said:

Nice poster !

 

It captures the vbe of the fim perfectly, and is that a skunk cralwing across Cheng Fu-Hung chest?.

 

 

On 8/11/2019 at 8:02 PM, Killer Meteor said:

I had a hard time recognising Ricky Cheng in this - he looked so different pre-Shaws.

 

An early minor role for him, still more prominenet that his earlier work playing extra's. Look out for him in the Jackie Chan/Wang Yu flick Killer Meteor(1976).

 

 

[ShawAngela]

38 minutes ago, DragonClaws said:

and is that a skunk cralwing across Cheng Fu-Hung chest?.

I would more likely say a " grape " of hair...or the shadow of something.

[Chu Liu Hsiang]

Brave display of chest hair toupet  

[DragonClaws]

On 8/15/2019 at 10:10 PM, Chu Liu Hsiang said:

Brave display of chest hair toupet  

 

One of the worst idea's in Kung Fu cinema history?.

[Chu Liu Hsiang]

From aesthetically point of view, definitely YES!

While the choice of some scalp hair wigs also left me wondering if the director or outfitter or whoever wanted to make sure the stars do not look too good! 

 

[DragonClaws]

On 8/17/2019 at 2:52 PM, Chu Liu Hsiang said:

While the choice of some scalp hair wigs also left me wondering if the director or outfitter or whoever wanted to make sure the stars do not look too good! 

 

I guess it kept the Hong Kong/Asian wig industry going at the time. There must outtakes somewhere, of actors losing hair pieces during the fight scenes.

[DragonClaws]

 

Hwang Jang-Lee is at his maddest and most outragous. In this Old-School Kung Fu comedy filmed in Taiwan. You can read my complete Buddha Assassinator themed thoughts & question's, by clicking on the link below.

 

"If I can destroy the Buddha style, then the Ching Dynasty will remain forever"

 

 

 

Enter the bad guy's, Lord Tsoi(Hwang Jang-Lee), Mo(Lung Fei) and actress Nancy Hu Kuen-Chen.

Edited August 30, 2019 by DragonClaws

[DragonClaws]

 

Low brow Taiwanese comedy Fu, featuring a few hidden gem's thoughout it's runtime. Click on the usual link, to read some of my thoughts on this one.

 

 

 

 

Hsiang Wu(Sze Ma-Lung) stands proud with his thrifty Master(Su Cheng-Ping).

 

Edited September 6, 2019 by DragonClaws

[ShawAngela]

4 hours ago, DragonClaws said:

Hsiang Wu(Barry Chan) stands proud with his thrifty Master(Su Cheng-Ping).

 

 

Sorry, @DragonClaws, it's not Barry Chan but Sze Ma Lung...

[DragonClaws]

29 minutes ago, ShawAngela said:

Sorry, @DragonClaws, it's not Barry Chan but Sze Ma Lung...

 

Thanks @ShawAngela, I've corrected the error, always get those two actor's names mixed up.

[DragonClaws]

 

 

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Edited September 14, 2019 by DragonClaws

[DragonClaws]

 

 

[ShawAngela]

I badly need to watch this one !!! Nice find !!

[DragonClaws]

23 hours ago, ShawAngela said:

I badly need to watch this one !!! Nice find !!

 

 

Just how many Old-School flicks from the early 70's have the same or similar titles?.

 

The Devils Mirror (Hong Kong) Shaw Brothers (1971)

Devils Mirror (Hong Kong) Shaw Brothers (1970)

The Devils Mirror (Taiwan) Hoi Fung Films Porduction Company (1970)

 

Edited September 18, 2019 by DragonClaws

[ShawAngela]

29 minutes ago, DragonClaws said:

Just how many Old-School flicks from the early 70's have the same or similar titles?.

 

The Devils Mirror (Hong Kong) Shaw Brothers (1971)

Devils Mirror (Hong Kong) Shaw Brothers (1970)

The Devils Mirror (Taiwan) Hoi Fung Films Porduction Company (1970)

 

It has been discussed a little while ago that the Shaws' 1970 (if I remember well) one has been replaced by the 1971 one with a different cast (no more Lo Lieh nor Shih Szu...).

The one you showed looks very interesting !

[DragonClaws]

On 9/18/2019 at 9:07 PM, ShawAngela said:

The one you showed looks very interesting !

 

Yes, the Taiwanese film looks a it might share some far similarities withthe Shaw moves of the same name? @ShawAngela.

 

 

[DragonClaws]

 

Review of a more supernatural Taiwanese inspired tear-up.

 

Chinese Magic(1983)

Link- http://diedangerdiediekill.blogspot.com/2011/03/chinese-magic-taiwan-1983.html

 

[DragonClaws]

 

Here's my latest ramblings for all those Kung Fu Fandom Forums reader's and contributor's out there. Please click on the link below for my complete thoughts, thank you.

 

 

Edited October 22, 2019 by DragonClaws

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