Independent Cinema
The Eighteen Jade Arhats A.K.A. 18 Claws Of Shaolin (1978)
The Eighteen Jade Arhats A.K.A. 18 Claws Of Shaolin (1978)
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The Eighteen Jade Arhats is a 1978 martial arts release, directed by Cheung Git, starring Lo Lieh, Polly Shang-Kwan, Ling Feng, and more. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.
Story Snapshot
A ruthless killer leaves a trail of bodies in pursuit of the legendary Eighteen Jade Arhats, sacred treasures said to hold the secret of the powerful Eighteen Lohan fighting style. As skilled martial artists fall one by one, the search for the priceless relics becomes a desperate race to keep them out of the assassin's hands. Standing in the way is a courageous fighter determined to protect the Arhats before their deadly power is used for evil. Along the journey, shifting alliances, hidden motives, and fierce rivalries lead to a series of challenging confrontations where only the strongest will survive. Directed by Cheung Git, The Eighteen Jade Arhats blends traditional kung fu action with a treasure-hunt adventure, delivering a fast-moving story filled with memorable villains, colorful heroes, and classic martial arts showdowns without revealing the film's final outcome.
WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT
Lo Lieh headlines this 1978 martial arts adventure with the commanding screen presence that made him one of Hong Kong cinema's most recognizable stars. Directed by Cheung Git and featuring Polly Shang-Kwan and Ling Feng, the film combines traditional kung fu action with a quest centered on the legendary Eighteen Lohan style. Collectors of independent Taiwanese martial arts films appreciate its mix of classic training lore, relentless action, and the treasure-hunt storyline that sets it apart from many kung fu releases of the era.
- AKA: 18 Claws Of Shaolin
- Director: Cheung Git
- Starring: Lo Lieh, Polly Shang-Kwan, Ling Feng, Chang Yi, Ching Kuo Chung, Lung Fei
- Format: DVD
- Language: English
- Region: All
- Running Time: 90 Minutes
- Release Year: 1978
Prepared for collectors of classic martial arts cinema by ClassicKungFuMovies.com.
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