Vengeance!

Damn, everyone's drowning in blood in this one. There's so much blood, so much goopy crayola red blood. I can't say that this has anything really notable besides the high level of violence. It's not very well thought out, it has weird pacing, and the acting is typical Cheh Chang, where people add in a lot of "and so..."'s and "therefore"'s in their speech. It's admirable that Cheh Chang kept cranking out movies like a conveyor belt, but his career isn't great as a whole or often individually.

Pure entertainment. This had just enough story to hold the whole thing together. The fights were brutal, hectic, and plentiful. David Chiang was at his best and Chang Cheh directed in a raw chaotic style that suited the film perfectly. The film gets jazzier as it goes on and Chang Cheh seems to have taken some inspiration for film noir or '60s Yakuza films.