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In most martial arts movies, Hwang Jang Lee is a good villain. There are some movies in which he is a hero, but there are few. Most movies in which Hwang Jang Lee is a villain, and villains are his best roles.

Loved that movie

I love this movie so much and soundtrack is very good but i can’t find it anywhere…

I didn't know what cut I watched as a kid. Without seeing the other ones, no idea lol

Have you seen the big announcement? Shout Factory have bought all the Golden Princess titles so we will be getting Hard Boiled, The Killer etc eventually!!

Oh yes The Blade a remake of One-Armed Swordsman before Donnie Yen's remake Dragon (Wuxia). I still haven't seen this one yet i gotta check it out.

Saw this movie as a kid and it really stuck with me. Loved the watch symbolism. Can also relate to the lil brother trying to ride the coattails/success of the Big Brother. Good movie!

I think its ok, fun to watch. Better then a lot of movies made now.

I grew up watching Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen's movie. Even tho Donnie Yen was more of a bad guy from, I remember, as a kid. The fight between Donnie and Li, in once upon china 2 , was awesome.

What's the anime at 0:16?

Great Review. I watched this over Holiday Break on Amazon Prime thanks to you. Enjoyed the movie and seeing those stars when they were younger. Not sure if you take requests - but can you please someday review "Incredible Kung-Fu Mission" aka "Kung-Fu Commandos" starring John Liu. I remember watching it as a kid and it was fun. Keep up the good work.

In order to exact your revenge on something you have to first know what purpose you have to seek revenge in the first place. Considering that the protagonist has no bloody clue as to who he is, how in the holy mother of God is he supposed to know why he would need to get revenge for something? He's trying to discover himself in the most boring and mind numbing way possible, in a movie based on an action fighting game series. Am I the only one who sees something incredibly wrong with this premise?

I have only watched U.S. Columbia Tristar dub. I need to watch remastered in original language. This is my childhood movie. Now I also enjoy Wong Jings High Risk 😅

This movie made stars out of all 3 of these guys its definitely a masterpiece

I saw this on TV at about aged 8 and I have always thought it superb.

Decent film I have a south african vhs with its original export English dub hopefully eureka can release this next year instead of 88 films

surprised this doesn’t have a nice Blu-ray release

I loved this movie as a kid. The 80s and 90s were the epitome of action movies from bad to amazing...no cgi crap

That what's a different world a better world today's garbage modern moronic mythical audience that seemingly will be the wave of stupidity could never compare but we cannot time travel and and keep and undo everything because let's face it with the way this day and age is this will be an era that would have never existed should such a thing ever had existed Donald Trump being elected all over again not re-elected now shows that the end is near Jesus should be returning to this world any day now at this point any second to finally free especially this country of the satanic grasp that it is forever caught in in the lines of stupidity

I like a lot of Pyun, but this is prob my favorite. The Nemesis series is fun too

It's zatochi not what gobeldy goock your blethering

I love samurai films and watched this for the oddity and experimentation of it. I'm not sure if I'd want to rewatch it very often, but I'm glad I watched it.

Been looking for this film forever, seen it 20 something years go. I honestly thought maybe it was a dream. I thought visually it looks good, but the story isn't as good as I remember it when I was child. Everything in it is very rushed. Otherwise, the story had potential, which makes me really sad to see stories with potential being ruined only because they were rushed.

I like them all but prefer act 3.

The jitte is what law enforcers used to use on the streets in medieval Japan.

Each episode highlights a character. I was lucky to be born in 1970, so when everything was released on Manga Video I bought it all. Until it all became a bit samey. I just watched this on You Tube and it is still great. The English dub is awesome and so is the music. So cool.

I don’t know much about the series but it looks like a tribute movie from the small snippets I’ve seen in the original. And from a Buddhist perspective zatoichi seems to be the justice of karma. Almost every one that is killed is warned at some point and the opportunity is there to break the cycle but the negative seeds of karma are deeper in some characters than others. Just an observation. I’m not sure what he was going for.

Great Episode, Sonny Chiba is one of my favorite actors growing up. I was truly Blessed to have met him twice and got his autograph and a photo with him. He has done many films and I try to get as many as I can. Although he is known for the streetfighter movies he has done other great work. The Yakuza Deka series was Good. Thanks for posting this.

Game of death 2 feel more like Bruce Lee movie too me so I prefer to watch that 2 than 1

The camera work is neat and the locations are iconic of Hong Kong, especially the city shots and anything at night. I found the pacing at the beginning was rough but eventually found its stride before that glorious final shootout. Chow Yun-Fat's wearing black coats, smoking and being a cool badass. Perfect

Blah didn’t like it at all I litteraly fell asleep watching it 3/10 poor film

Both are awesome

I really enjoyed these Japanese Fantasies movie's a lot Too Man!!!😉☮️🖤

It was technically remade for British television. Titeled Casting the Ruins from 1979. It was very good! It's really just a separate adaptation.

I remember watching this film on tv when I was about eight years old and it scared me stupid. Watched it again years later and I've loved it ever since. The phrase " it's in the trees, it's coming" was used by Kate bush at the beginning of Hounds of love.

Truly, a movie that was ahead of its time and is often under-appreciated.

Saw it in a cinema when it came out and I was 12. One of the first modern horror films I'd seen, I found it terrifying. If I was camping anywhere and saw this "just a mutant bear" around, I'd never go camping again! Also thought I'd mention that Armand Assante was in this!

This was one of the first movies I ever saw as a kid. My mom took us to the drive-in to see it. Double feature with the Manitou.

I saw it at the movies when I was a kid. I liked it and still enjoy it. I must add that it's a monster movie, stop overthinking it.

This movie was on late night TV when I was a kid in the 80's and it scared the sh*t out of me lol

I saw it upon its release in 1979 and again on video rental a couple of times. It suffers a bit from the fact that the monster mayhem i held off until the last half hour. The monster was played by Kevin Peter Hall, who would later play the predator.

So this is my review of this review. This reviewer has no real knack for reviewing movies or at the very least doesn't have a good grasp on plot structure. He has a very monotone way of talking and is so repetitive in just repeating the same thing over and over. He literally starts the review just saying over and over how it's a problem with expecting one thing and finding out the movie is something you didn't expect...which is your fault...not the movies. He mentions he was expecting a Rosemary's baby movie...which is stupid since it never claims to be that at all. The movie was always a creature feature about the mutation of nature. I really like this movie which is a classic from early days of horror and has a very unique take on a creature made from man's mistakes. He seems to think Talia Shire is supposed to be a bigger part of the movie than she was...like she was meant to be an Ellen Ripley character or something....which is not ever been the case. He also doesn't seem to comprehend the scenes with the effected animals leading up to seeing the main creature which set up the cause of the mutations,, so I question if he is even paying attention. So basically, I'm not surprised that he has almost no views or likes because the review is lackluster and boring and gives no real insight into the movie. But that's my review on this review. I'd say don't waste your time and I'll see you next review.

Looks fun - have to check this out someday

I was twenty-eight when this came out and Debi Mazar was 32 and the most beautiful thing I thought I had ever seen.

Not all of these films are made for western audiences. When I watched this with my kids many years ago, we did raise our eyebrows but still enjoyed it.

I enjoyed this as a teen. Pretty entertaining for the time. Years later when I saw Grant in 4 Weddings, my first thought was "oh the guy from White Worm". So it was definitely memorable on some level.

I had more wanks to this movie then I care to remember

First one easily