Gam Guk Tse

Getting in trouble with local gangsters, the titular character (played by the awesome Tse Gam-Guk) is the head of a kung fu family and herself specializes in internal strength. Yep, it gets a pay off but when we're looking through the less than glass state of the widescreen print at hand here, it's easy to make the determination that when the bashing is so non-distinctive and not dangerous in the least, we've got a problematic genre entry on our hands. (sogoodreviews.com)

This was Chia Ling's last movie. A woman whose kung fu master-father is killed by a jealous ex-pupil Wolf Fang has her sight severly reduced by a vicious dwarf. She becomes, as one character puts it "ragged and dirty", and masquerades as a man, called "Brother Blind", who travels to the capital to assist the enemies of Wolf Fang. And they're a pretty scary bunch, including the Cripples Gang, the Two Bullies and the One Arm Assassin. (hkmdb)

Women too can fight! The sequel of "Top Fighter" focuses in the importance of the women in the martial-arts movies, from her first characters as "hero's girl" until becoming superstars by themselves. A voyage by the times and the most famous beauty fighters from this genre: Angela Mao, Michelle Yeoh, Cynthia Rothrock and much more.