36th Chamber of Shaolin

Pros: Gordon Liu, training sequences, atypical structure
Cons: -------------------

If the majority of the early Shaolin monks had their way, kung fu would still be practiced in secret and the congregations of those involved with it would be enshrouded in as much secrecy as a Mason’s induction ceremony. The 36th Chamber of ...

Pros: Outstanding movie
Cons: Poor audio quality and so-so video quality

I have already written an Epinion for this movie under its original western title "Master Killer." "Shaolin Master Killer" is a re-titled release of the same movie-- under this title, you can find it on both VHS and DVD at most major video retail...

Pros: Great story and the fight choreography is top notch
Cons: not a one

Master Killer is arguably the second greatest marial arts film of all time with only Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon surpassing it. Unlike the countless Honk Kong Kung Fu movies that came out between the early 70s through the mid 80s, Master Killer stood ...

Pros: One of the greatest Kung Fu movies of all time!
Cons: Old-school styling might be a turn off for fans of recent Hong Kong cinema

This film is truly one of the greatest kung fu films of all time. It is a masterpiece of the genre whose various plot and action sequences have been copied and recopied by everyone from rap groups like the Wu Tang Clan to recent filmmakers like Ang Lee....

Pros: excellent training scenes, end fights
Cons: have to be fan of genre to fully enjoy

As far as the kung fu genre goes, people ether love it or hate it. I happen to love it, and if your like me Shaolin: master killer is a must see. Directed by Lau Kar leung, of drunken master 2 fame, master killer is notable for several reasons, but...