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Iron Monkey (Tie ma liu) (1977) Shaw Brothers
Iron Monkey (Tie ma liu) (1977) Shaw Brothers
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US Title: Iron Monkey (Tie ma liu) (1977)
Also Known As: School Of Shaolin, Bloody Monkey Master and Tie ma liu is a 1977 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by, and starring Chen Kuan Tai, as a Shaolin Temple trained Monkey Kung Fu expert, fighting against the Qings. (
Year: 1977
Country: Hong Kong
Story Snapshot:
): A reckless young man joins Shaolin Temple after his family is murdered by Ching officials and trains in the rare art of Monkey Fist kung fu which he uses to exact revenge. Iron Monkey is the nickname of a young gambler who becomes the sole survivor of a Manchurian massacre. After burying his family, a fate-filled road leads Iron Monkey to the confines of Shaolin Temple. Full of vengeance, the young victim of circumstance endures humiliation from his classmates and rigorous training from the infamous Bitter Monk. All hardship is painfully accepted, to finally explode into a merciless confrontation with the chief of the Manchus--each and every finger a blade of fury, making all counter-attacks twice as deadly. With great costumes, an excellent cast, and the raw, youthful talent of Chen Kwan Tai, this is an outstanding example of the genre
A must-have addition for collectors of classic martial arts, cult action cinema, and vintage genre filmmaking.
- Starring: Chen Kuan Tai, as a Shaolin Temple trained Monkey Kung Fu expert, fighting against the Qings. (
- Directed by: and starring Chen Kuan Tai, as a Shaolin Temple trained Monkey Kung Fu expert, fighting against the Qings. (
- Produced by: Lin Wong-Feng, Action Director: Chan Muk Chuen, Languages : English, Running Time : 91 minutes
- Distributed by: Unifilm International Company, Xenon, Release date : 1977
- Release Year: 1977
- Country: Hong Kong
- Languages: English
- Running Time: 91 minutes, Distributed by : Unifilm International Company, Xenon, Release date : 1977
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