Search - South Shaolin Master Collection on DVD

Now go do... that wushu... that you do...so well.

Mantis Lake | Detroit, MI USA | 12/15/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a pretty cool movie. The fights are fast and very well choreographed. And from the very beginning even. I ordered the one that says "Digitally Remastered" at the top of the box but has the same basic cover as this. No biggie cuz this one is remastered too and dubbed in English. It also includes a "Watch and Learn" segment that features techniques for the Double Broadsword. Pretty neat but nothing worth buying the disc for. The movie, on the other hand, totally is.



On his way to a meeting of the random Manchu rebels, Chiu Jan Kwo plays a dude who helps out some other dudes from an opera troupe who are being bullied into performing for some big jerk. He then is wounded by some Manchus posing as monks. The opera dudes find him and take him in. After suffering many casualties, they make their way to south Shaolin where our hero trains in additional techniques.



Not much on story, but if you like old-school, you really won't care. This movie looks and feels quite a bit different than most from the time period. Early 80's with mostly outdoor photography of the beautiful Chinese mainland. The remastering job is not the best I've seen, but well beyond adequate. Highly Recommended.



1984. aka: "Red Dragons of Shaolin""