This film is absolutely wretched ! I LOVED it!! It is the ULTIMATE in cheesy kung fu movies !

There's no way I can give away any of the plot, simply because there really isn't any conceivable plot to follow...either that, or I was just laughing too hard and I missed it...

There are many, MANY funny moments in this movie, and a lot of the jumps, moves, etc. that the characters perform are simply absurd, and could NEVER be humanly achieved (thus the comic element of the film). Also, as the true martial arts movie connoisseur will recognize, there are lots of delightful little martial arts-type sound effects that have been yanked from other films of the same genre (and budget). Bottom line, if you are a serious martial arts/kung fu film person, stay away from this abomination AT ALL COSTS. If, however, you have some spare time and a sense of humor, invite some friends over and pick this movie up. I guarantee it'll be worth your while. It'll make you laugh...LOTS.

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