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Five Fingers of Steel A.K.A. Blood Child • 血雙 (1982)
Five Fingers of Steel A.K.A. Blood Child • 血雙 (1982)
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Five Fingers of Steel (1982) stars Hwang Jang Lee in a Hong Kong martial arts story of revenge, loyalty and rival fighters. Directed by Leung Wing-Chan, the film also features Mo Yuen and Yen Shi-Kwan.
The Story
When the respected leader of a security escort agency is murdered by a ruthless martial arts school seeking power, his surviving students and family members swear revenge. Their search for justice leads through deadly rival clans, brutal confrontations, and increasingly dangerous opponents before a final showdown where courage, loyalty, and martial arts skill decide the outcome.
As the survivors continue their pursuit, they face powerful fighters determined to prevent them from uncovering the truth. Training, determination, and loyalty become essential as each confrontation brings them closer to the enemy responsible, leading to a series of hard-hitting battles that test their kung fu skills and resolve.
The Martial Arts
Five Fingers of Steel features traditional hand-to-hand kung fu, powerful kicking techniques, extended training sequences, fast-paced weapons combat, and exciting one-on-one duels. Hwang Jang Lee showcases the devastating kicking ability that made him one of Hong Kong cinema's greatest martial arts performers, supported by veteran fighters Mo Yuen and Yen Shi-Kwan.
Why Collectors Pick It
Collectors continue to seek out Five Fingers of Steel because it gives Hwang Jang Lee a rare opportunity to headline a traditional kung fu story. Its combination of revenge, strong fight choreography, and classic independent Hong Kong filmmaking has made it a favorite among fans of lesser-known martial arts classics.
Historical Significance
Released in 1982, Five Fingers of Steel represents the closing years of Hong Kong's traditional kung fu era, when independent productions continued producing old-school martial arts stories even as modern action films began dominating the industry. Today it remains a sought-after title among collectors of rare Hong Kong cinema.
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