Chun Erh

Villain Lo Lieh's life changes for the better by the innocence of his love interest (Li Ching). It's a film that heralds the lesser of two evils motif at the expense of becoming a tragic love story leaving the audience in stunned, handkerchief land. (hkcinemagic.com)

Lily Ho is perfectly cast as a gun-for-hire who always gets her man, in more ways than one. Shaw Brothers imported Japanese director Matsuo Akinori (giving him the Chinese name Mai Chi-ho) to give Lily's exploits an exotic flair, and the cast and crew shot on location in such Japanese scenic spots as Mount Fuji. There are plenty of over-the-top thrills as Lily even masquerades as a nun. Hong Kong Movie News pronounced this "A must for Lily Ho's fans." (hkcinemagic.com)

Tien Feng is a criminal incarcerated for murdering an entire family. Tung Li plays his partner who is also shackled along with him. Tang Ching (who is called the Black Enforcer) has arrested him and stops off at his home to rest for the night as the snow is picking up. Later in the night, Tien Feng's gang ambushes Tang Ching and his officers. After all the officers are killed, Tien kills Tang's family and rapes his daughter in front of him as he passes out from sword wounds. (kungfucinema.com)

Tattooed Dragon, a wandering knight, is injured after recovering the charity fund from a gang of bandits. He manages to escape, but then falls in faint at a riverside, but he's saved by a farmer Yeung, who lives with a dog in his hutch near the river, making a living by raising ducks. Leung, the leader of the gang, is mad at Dragon when he knows what happened. (hkcinemagic.com)

The daughter of a slain hero is on a mission to take the coveted Gold Dragon Sword back to the Capital for safekeeping.

Li Hsiang-Chun stars as a poor beauty who is drugged, ravished, lied to, locked in a burning store room, left to drown, and chased by sword-wielding ruffians.