Wang Chung

Four hardcore masters of Kung Fu are destined to battle each other. Two of them are good, two are not and hire an assassin to make sure they win.

When Black Eagle, a wicked and greedy businessman, attempts to dominate the local supply routes, a brave laborer named Leung must fight him.

A gambling gangster makes enemies with the son of a mob kingpin.

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.

A prince of the Sung dynasty has been taken prisoner by an invading force and is being held in an enemy fortress. The leader of a group of rebels teams up with a mysterious kung fu expert to gain entry into the fortress and rescue the prince.

Continuing the patriotic story of righteous warriors battling despotic leaders when a kung-fu expert is called in to reinforce the rebels during an 18th-century civil war in China.

This prime example of director/co-writer Chang Cheh's mastery takes place right after the Korean War, as a kung-fu master, combat instructor, explosives expert, and missile specialist heroically represent the Book of Revelation's four riders against murder, corruption, jealousy, and greed.

Members of rival gangs battle it out for political control, murdering each other amid deception and doublecrosses.

The Ching Emperor fears the martial artists from the Shao Lin Monastery, and so he gives orders to burn it down. Most of the inmates who resisted the Manchus are either killed or dispersed. The lucky ones, who escape included Hung Hsi-kuan, in addition to five men, who flee to Central China. They are Tsai Te-chung (Ti Lung), Ma Chao-hsing (Alexander Fu Sheng), Fang Ta-hung (Meng Fei), Li Shih-kai (Chi Kuan-chun), and Hu Te-ti (David Chiang). These five heroes try to join forces with the other anti-Ching elements in Central China. Among the Shao Lin men is Ma Fu-yi, a traitor, who in league with the Manchu henchman, Chen Wen-yao (Chiang Tao), plots to destroy the Shao Lin heroes once and for all. Ma Chao-hsing is captured by the traitor, but he refuses to reveal anything. Meanwhile, Hu Te-ti, with the help of Chieftain Kao, and the chieftain's followers, rush to the rescue of Ma Chao-hsing. A fierce battle ensues, and Ma is freed, but the brave chieftain dies. The anti-Ching patriots begin to realize that in order to lick the Manchu lackeys, led by Chen Wen-yao, Pao Yu-lung, and others, they must improve their kung fu skill, because their opponents are also experts in martial arts. Then the patriots return to the gutted monastery, where they spend more than a year perfecting still more kung fu techniques, such as the 'Crossed Fists', 'Triple-Jointed Stick', 'Rolling Technique', 'Tiger Stork Technique', and 'Pole Technique'. The decisive battle is fought, resulting in the complete routing of the Manchu gangsters. But Fang and Li also die martyrs to liberty. The anti-Ching forces are further reinforced by the arrival of fresh troops from Admiral Cheng Cheng-kung of Taiwan. More bitter struggles against the Manchu tyrants follow...

The Five Poison Web are in possession of the most deadly weapon in the martial arts world, and they will stop at nothing to unleash it.

A playboy sword master and his loyal friend embark on an adventure to the mysterious Bat Island, a place where it is said anything can be bought if one can afford it.

Upon destruction of the Shaolin Temple, a former disciple plans to exact revenge on the emperor by teaching his fellow classmates martial arts.

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.