Yang-Ming Tsai

The Shaolin Drunken Monk, directed by Lau Ka-Liang, stars Gordon Liu as the son of a martial arts teacher who is murdered by his students. The son escapes and comes under the tutelage of a hermit who instructs him in the ways of Drunken Kung Fu. The son then sets out to avenge his father's death. (rottentomatoes.com)

Three brothers are nominated by their teacher to escort the beautiful Miss Wan and light up her boyfriend. A much more difficult than expected as a rival to the bride multiplies the pitfalls along the way. And the three brothers must hit hard and run fast to meet the challenge of their mission! (hkmania.com)

Chen Sing stars as Ngor, a young man whose family is killed by Lord Eagle Claws (Kam Kong). He takes refuge in the legendary Shao Lin temple and becomes a monk, leaving behind his fiancé. There he learns many styles of kung-fu, as well as a philosophy which discourages vengeance. Nonetheless, he does finally have to fight the evil warlord. (allrovi.com)

Following the fall of the Ming Dynasty, a band of patriots loyal to the last Emperor go on the run with the late Emperor's daughter. Carrying with them the Emperor's will and the royal family jewels, the group is faced not only with a group of Manchu soldiers, but also with a team of hired hitmen and a pair of jewel thieves. Directed by Au Yeung Chuen, Revenge of the Patriots stars 1970s kung-fu star Bruce Li (who should not be confused with the legendary Bruce Lee). (allrovi.com)

The plot revolves about two almost identical women and their many almost identical male friends and partners whom they hang out with. Somebody's boyfriend has been murdered, and one of the women suspect the other for killing him. Then she gets some help from some police-friends, whom I can't tell apart (all medium-sized Asian guys with ugly mullets). (imdb)

Learning of childhood friend Meihua's death, Lingling goes to Japan to find Meihua's sister, Meifeng. Brutal gangsters demand Lingling return an item Meihua stole, and hold Meifeng hostage. Old friends help Lingling confront the gang. (imdb)

NEVER TOO LATE TO REPENT is the parent of all Taiwan B-movies. The infamous, reformed criminal-turned-writer MA Sha plays himself in this film adaptation of his own memoirs, but director OUYANG Chun merges MA's story with fictive and sensual elements. The film is an adrenaline-fueled ride of violence and decadence set deep in the red-light district. With his signature tattoos and wild performance, MA became a badass icon of Taiwanese social realist films. (Anthology Film Archives)

After spending 12 years in jail, Wu-shiung had found himself a homeless. Thinking of the days in prison, it really mad him so regret about those days in gangland. Anonymously, he earned his living at a metal plant. Later, he won over not only the friendship of his colleagues but also the peddler, Ali's love. One day, his colleagues had a quarrel followed by a fight with gang people. Ali was seriously injured at the incident. Wu-shiung dug into the gangster's haunt and captured the leader...

A man who joins the HK police force to track down a murderer and then struggles with his desire for vengeance and his new-found respect for the law. (imdb)