Kung Fu movies can sometimes get a bit of a bad reputation. Bad VHS copies, poor dubbing etc. have created a legacy that can be hard to shift. Outside of the principle names, it can be hard to recognize them seriously but amidst all the schlock there were some pretty good movies that emerged from the golden era and are slowly getting re-released for a new audience to discover. Joseph Kuo created a whole series of lower budget spectacles in Taiwan during the 70’s that deserve a spot of re-evaluation. “7 Grandmasters” is one such production.
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Sang Kuan Chun (Jack Long) a grandmaster of the Bai Mei style is almost ready to retire from the martial world. Before he does so, he seeks to challenge 7 other masters in order to fulfil his legacy. As he commences his journey with his daughter Ming Chu (Nancy Yen) and three students,...
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Sang Kuan Chun (Jack Long) a grandmaster of the Bai Mei style is almost ready to retire from the martial world. Before he does so, he seeks to challenge 7 other masters in order to fulfil his legacy. As he commences his journey with his daughter Ming Chu (Nancy Yen) and three students,...
- 11/28/2021
- by Ben Stykuc
- AsianMoviePulse
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