Ling Ling Hung

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)

Huang Fei-hung the greatest character in martial arts movie history, has been featured in many a gloriously filmed epic. But director Ho Meng-hua decided to cast Ku Feng, one of Shaws' finest actors, in the role, then film it hyper-realistically. The result is this unique experiment, as an all-too-human Huang Fei-hung battles a gangster's plan to frame him for robbery and murder. Despite the unusual approach, there's plenty of action as the Confucian Huang fights for honor, harmony, and health. (hkcinemagic.com)

A compulsive gambler with bad luck owes money to a violent gangster boss. A mysterious old man offers him a proposal to marry the ghost of his dead daughter in exchange for cash and an expensive apartment. (imdb)

Innocent Lust mirrors Hollywood's current teen flicks where young adolescents go out looking for sex. Incensed by a friend that flaunt his sexy girlfriend in front of them, three young collegians take that as a challenge to find their own knock-out girlfriends. Combing the streets and nightclubs, it's innocence lost as they all find love via unadulterated sex with older, experienced women, misinterpreted love notes and advances on their female professors. They know what they did last summer. (imdb)