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Death Duel of Kung Fu A.K.A. He Xing Dao Shou Tang Lang Tui (鶴形刁手螳螂腿) (1979)
Death Duel of Kung Fu A.K.A. He Xing Dao Shou Tang Lang Tui (鶴形刁手螳螂腿) (1979)
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Death Duel of Kung Fu is a 1979 Hong Kong martial arts action film directed by William Cheung Kei and starring John Liu, Wong Tao, Tino Wong, Eagle Han-ying, Chang Yi, and Yuen Yat-chor. Also released as He Xing Dao Shou Tang Lang Tui, this fast-paced kung fu adventure combines patriotic heroism, traditional martial arts styles, and explosive action against the backdrop of one of China's most turbulent historical periods. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who appreciate rare Hong Kong martial arts films and hard-to-find physical media.
STORY SNAPSHOT
As the Qing Army prepares to launch an invasion across the Formosa Strait, two loyal Ming patriots join forces to prevent the conquest of the remaining Ming resistance in Taiwan. Facing relentless soldiers, deadly assassins, and highly skilled martial arts masters, the heroes risk everything to protect their homeland and preserve the last hope of the fallen dynasty. Their dangerous mission leads to a series of intense battles featuring a variety of traditional kung fu styles, culminating in a climactic fight where honor, loyalty, and sacrifice determine the fate of the resistance.
WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT
Death Duel of Kung Fu is a rewarding discovery for fans of late-1970s independent Hong Kong martial arts cinema. Collectors appreciate John Liu's dynamic kicking techniques, the film's historical Ming-versus-Qing setting, and its energetic blend of Eagle Claw, Praying Mantis, and traditional southern kung fu styles. Its combination of patriotic storytelling and fast-paced choreography makes it a standout addition to any classic kung fu collection.
- A.K.A.: He Xing Dao Shou Tang Lang Tui (鶴形刁手螳螂腿)
- Director: William Cheung Kei
- Starring: John Liu, Wong Tao, Tino Wong, Eagle Han-ying, Chang Yi, Yuen Yat-chor
- Format: DVD
- Language: English
- Running Time: 86 Minutes
- Release Year: 1979
Prepared for collectors of classic martial arts cinema by ClassicKungFuMovies.com.
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