This is not a Jackie Chan film, Dorian Tan is the star, but Chan gives one of his best (most serious) early performances.
The martial arts action is above average under the direction of Sammo Hung. Dorian Tan uses his trademark high kicks very effectively as the "Northern eightee...( read more)
Biao Yuen,
Jackie Chan,
James Tien,
John Woo,
Paul Chang
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In 17th century China, former Shaolin Temple student Shih Shao-Feng (James Tien) turns traitor and defects to the Manchus, leading an attempt to destroy the shrine and its legacy. The abbot calls upon...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 5, 2000
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