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Dramatic music plays.
The Golden Harvest logo appears in red then changes to blue and finally yellow.
A caption reads: A Golden Harvest Presentation.
A group of men fighting. Husker and Teh gain the upper hand.
A caption reads: Two Legendary Heroes
A group of men watch nearby and stand up.
Husker and Teh look towards them.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
They both run towards the group and a mass brawl commences.
A caption reads: Coming out from history's page
Husker makes a martial arts pose.
They both continue to fight off the horde of attackers.
A caption reads: Onto many- splendored screen
Teh lifts up a table and three men thrust three knives through it.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Husker and Teh walk in a garden.
Traditional Chinese music plays.
A caption reads: The Husker
Husker is pounding a substance with a tool.
Husker is talking with a man and woman then looks to his left and points his thumb at them. He then shakes his head and the couple leave.
A caption reads: With devastating punches
A group of fighters train against each other.
A caption reads: Undergoing Shaolin training
Husker fights against another man.
A caption reads: Developing unorthodox moves
Husker hits a man between the legs. The man jumps to one side seemingly unaffected.
Husker sticks his tongue out and puts his hands out like paws.
Three men look on in surprise.
A caption reads: Ever ready with his bag of tricks
A man goes to kick Husker who moves out of the way. He instead kicks Teh who falls into a trough of water.
Husker is on the floor pointing and laughing at him.
A caption reads: Monk Shan Teh
Teh holds his head in shock.
A caption reads: Nothing is sacred or sane
Husker, Teh and Liang stand laughing. Husker takes Teh's hat off his head then puts it back on. Husker shows he is joking but Teh points a finger to warn him.
A group of people are gathering, all walking around hurriedly from place to place.
A sign reads Madame Fifi's.
Teh escapes from Husker and Liang and then beckons them both over to join him.
Come buy your roasted peanuts!
Come here!
- What's wrong, Master? - You're both crazy! Why did you bring me here? You know I made a Buddhist vow of celibacy. - But you did just eat dog meat. - That's different! - Come on. - Just leave me be! - I've had enough of this. You take care of your master, Liang. I've got to go. Sorry, Brother! - Master, what should I do? - If your wife doesn't object, go on in. - All right. - Hey, don't come looking for my help if you pick up any diseases. - I won't be that unlucky. - Hey...
A severed sheep's head is surrounded by vegetables while on the table food is being steamed in pots.
The three men happily dip their chopsticks into a large pot to pick out hot food.
On a street, a man is being held and beaten up. Another man throws food at him.
Teh moves through the crowd to see what is happening.
On the floor, the beaten man mutters.
As a man raises a large wooden club over him, Teh intervenes and stops him.
Teh hits him with his own club then throws at another man in the stomach.
A caption reads: But every bit a saint.
Teh fights off the group of men.
He locks up the men's arms together.
A man in ornate clothing strikes a fighting pose.
Teh rips off his clothes and stands against him.
A caption reads: When it comes to righting the wrongs
The two men fight against each other.
A caption reads: The Iron- Fisted Monk
A woman runs into a house and is chased by a young man. Two men follow. The woman and young man fight on a table with wooden clubs.
A caption reads: Against the thieving Manchus
In another house, the same young man is attacking a different young woman as three men look on and laugh.
The three men stand and laugh as they watch.
The young man rips off the woman's top exposing her breasts. She tries to escape.
A caption reads: Theft is the answer.
Liang is in a crowd of people watching a man being beaten up. He runs with a knife and begins to stab him.
The man looks at him concerned.
A caption reads: The Iron- Fisted Monk
Teh and Husker stand in a forest talking.
A caption reads: A comedy, yes
Liang and Husker have a good natured chat while a friendly man points to another direction where they all head.
A naked couple sit up in bed. The man keeps nudging the woman for attention but she ignores him.
Husker fights someone then leaps down in slow-motion from the first floor.
People scurry out of the way. Husker turns around and smiles.
The men hurry down the stairs and Husker fights them one by one.
A caption reads: An action film, certainly
Husker does a handstand then hits two men with his feet.
Husker does a backflip and gets back to his feet.
A caption reads: Hung Ching-Pao the man who choreographed so many action classics
Husker cotinues to fight the men.
A caption reads: in his debut as director
Husker does a few somersaults and lands on a table. He sits back and beckons them to attack again.
Zoom in on Teh's concerned look.
A caption reads: Starring Chen Hsing
A man strikes some martial arts poses.
A caption reads: James Tien
A serious looking balding man.
A caption reads: Feng Ke-an
A man animatedly talks to a woman.
A caption reads: Lu Hai Peng
A stern, older looking man.
A caption reads: Chao Hsiung
Husker fights two men using a spear.
A caption reads: And many, many others.
A group of men all fight with weapons.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Teh gains the upper hand against two men delivering a number of kicks to them.
A caption reads: A new style Golden Harvest Production
Two men with swords head towards Teh who runs out of the door.
He attempts to fight them both, holding one of their swords then dodging swipes.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Teh continues to avoid them by jumping and somersaulting between them.
Arrow Video
In the years following the passing of Bruce Lee, the flame of Hong Kong action cinema was being kept alive via the masterful choreography of Sammo Hung in a multitude of films, typically under the direction of Huang Feng (Hapkido, The Shaolin Plot). However, in 1977, Hung would finally get his chance to fully take the directing reins, with his former director by his side as co-writer, paving the way for The Iron-Fisted Monk!
Rice Miller Luk (Hung) is just a simple man trying to live a quiet life, until one day the Manchu Bannermen bully their way through town, killing his uncle in the process. When a nearby Shaolin monk, San De (Chen Sing, The Shaolin Plot), easily defeats them and sees the fallen Luk, he offers him a chance to learn martial arts at the Shaolin Temple. However, Luk’s impatience with his training sees him return to his town to witness an even more ruthless organization of Manchus, led by a depraved official (Fung Hak-An, Warriors Two) who has a nasty and violent habit of taking whatever (and whoever) he wants. Will Luk’s incomplete Shaolin teachings, combined with the skill set of San De, be enough to put an end to the Manchu stronghold plaguing their people?
Predating The 36th Chamber of Shaolin’s variation of the story of San De and Miller Luk by a year, and notorious for its uncensored version receiving a retroactive Category Iii rating in Hong Kong (the equivalent of the American Nc-17), The Iron-Fisted Monk pulls no punches, literally or figuratively, explosively marking the beginning for one of the greatest martial arts film directors of all time!
Product Features
- 2k restoration from original film elements by Fortune Star
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation of the original uncensored version
- Original lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio, plus lossless English dub mono option
- Two choices of English dubbed audio: the original export dub mono (first time ever in the Us) and the newer 5.1 dub created for international Dvd presentations
- Optional English subtitles
- Audio commentary by martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
- Two archival interviews with Sammo Hung
- Archival interview with Casanova Wong
- Original theatrical trailer
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gary Mills
- Double-sided fold-out poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gary Mills
- Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing by Brandon Bentley
- Arrow Video
- 95 mins approx
- NR
- 2.35:1
- Cantonese
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Sammo Hung
- Mandarin, English
- Sammo Hung
- Chen Sing
- Fung Hak-an
- English, English SDH
- 1977
- A
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Dramatic music plays.
The Golden Harvest logo appears in red then changes to blue and finally yellow.
A caption reads: A Golden Harvest Presentation.
A group of men fighting. Husker and Teh gain the upper hand.
A caption reads: Two Legendary Heroes
A group of men watch nearby and stand up.
Husker and Teh look towards them.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
They both run towards the group and a mass brawl commences.
A caption reads: Coming out from history's page
Husker makes a martial arts pose.
They both continue to fight off the horde of attackers.
A caption reads: Onto many- splendored screen
Teh lifts up a table and three men thrust three knives through it.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Husker and Teh walk in a garden.
Traditional Chinese music plays.
A caption reads: The Husker
Husker is pounding a substance with a tool.
Husker is talking with a man and woman then looks to his left and points his thumb at them. He then shakes his head and the couple leave.
A caption reads: With devastating punches
A group of fighters train against each other.
A caption reads: Undergoing Shaolin training
Husker fights against another man.
A caption reads: Developing unorthodox moves
Husker hits a man between the legs. The man jumps to one side seemingly unaffected.
Husker sticks his tongue out and puts his hands out like paws.
Three men look on in surprise.
A caption reads: Ever ready with his bag of tricks
A man goes to kick Husker who moves out of the way. He instead kicks Teh who falls into a trough of water.
Husker is on the floor pointing and laughing at him.
A caption reads: Monk Shan Teh
Teh holds his head in shock.
A caption reads: Nothing is sacred or sane
Husker, Teh and Liang stand laughing. Husker takes Teh's hat off his head then puts it back on. Husker shows he is joking but Teh points a finger to warn him.
A group of people are gathering, all walking around hurriedly from place to place.
A sign reads Madame Fifi's.
Teh escapes from Husker and Liang and then beckons them both over to join him.
Come buy your roasted peanuts!
Come here!
- What's wrong, Master? - You're both crazy! Why did you bring me here? You know I made a Buddhist vow of celibacy. - But you did just eat dog meat. - That's different! - Come on. - Just leave me be! - I've had enough of this. You take care of your master, Liang. I've got to go. Sorry, Brother! - Master, what should I do? - If your wife doesn't object, go on in. - All right. - Hey, don't come looking for my help if you pick up any diseases. - I won't be that unlucky. - Hey...
A severed sheep's head is surrounded by vegetables while on the table food is being steamed in pots.
The three men happily dip their chopsticks into a large pot to pick out hot food.
On a street, a man is being held and beaten up. Another man throws food at him.
Teh moves through the crowd to see what is happening.
On the floor, the beaten man mutters.
As a man raises a large wooden club over him, Teh intervenes and stops him.
Teh hits him with his own club then throws at another man in the stomach.
A caption reads: But every bit a saint.
Teh fights off the group of men.
He locks up the men's arms together.
A man in ornate clothing strikes a fighting pose.
Teh rips off his clothes and stands against him.
A caption reads: When it comes to righting the wrongs
The two men fight against each other.
A caption reads: The Iron- Fisted Monk
A woman runs into a house and is chased by a young man. Two men follow. The woman and young man fight on a table with wooden clubs.
A caption reads: Against the thieving Manchus
In another house, the same young man is attacking a different young woman as three men look on and laugh.
The three men stand and laugh as they watch.
The young man rips off the woman's top exposing her breasts. She tries to escape.
A caption reads: Theft is the answer.
Liang is in a crowd of people watching a man being beaten up. He runs with a knife and begins to stab him.
The man looks at him concerned.
A caption reads: The Iron- Fisted Monk
Teh and Husker stand in a forest talking.
A caption reads: A comedy, yes
Liang and Husker have a good natured chat while a friendly man points to another direction where they all head.
A naked couple sit up in bed. The man keeps nudging the woman for attention but she ignores him.
Husker fights someone then leaps down in slow-motion from the first floor.
People scurry out of the way. Husker turns around and smiles.
The men hurry down the stairs and Husker fights them one by one.
A caption reads: An action film, certainly
Husker does a handstand then hits two men with his feet.
Husker does a backflip and gets back to his feet.
A caption reads: Hung Ching-Pao the man who choreographed so many action classics
Husker cotinues to fight the men.
A caption reads: in his debut as director
Husker does a few somersaults and lands on a table. He sits back and beckons them to attack again.
Zoom in on Teh's concerned look.
A caption reads: Starring Chen Hsing
A man strikes some martial arts poses.
A caption reads: James Tien
A serious looking balding man.
A caption reads: Feng Ke-an
A man animatedly talks to a woman.
A caption reads: Lu Hai Peng
A stern, older looking man.
A caption reads: Chao Hsiung
Husker fights two men using a spear.
A caption reads: And many, many others.
A group of men all fight with weapons.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Teh gains the upper hand against two men delivering a number of kicks to them.
A caption reads: A new style Golden Harvest Production
Two men with swords head towards Teh who runs out of the door.
He attempts to fight them both, holding one of their swords then dodging swipes.
A caption reads: The Iron Fisted Monk
Teh continues to avoid them by jumping and somersaulting between them.
Arrow Video
In the years following the passing of Bruce Lee, the flame of Hong Kong action cinema was being kept alive via the masterful choreography of Sammo Hung in a multitude of films, typically under the direction of Huang Feng (Hapkido, The Shaolin Plot). However, in 1977, Hung would finally get his chance to fully take the directing reins, with his former director by his side as co-writer, paving the way for The Iron-Fisted Monk!
Rice Miller Luk (Hung) is just a simple man trying to live a quiet life, until one day the Manchu Bannermen bully their way through town, killing his uncle in the process. When a nearby Shaolin monk, San De (Chen Sing, The Shaolin Plot), easily defeats them and sees the fallen Luk, he offers him a chance to learn martial arts at the Shaolin Temple. However, Luk’s impatience with his training sees him return to his town to witness an even more ruthless organization of Manchus, led by a depraved official (Fung Hak-An, Warriors Two) who has a nasty and violent habit of taking whatever (and whoever) he wants. Will Luk’s incomplete Shaolin teachings, combined with the skill set of San De, be enough to put an end to the Manchu stronghold plaguing their people?
Predating The 36th Chamber of Shaolin’s variation of the story of San De and Miller Luk by a year, and notorious for its uncensored version receiving a retroactive Category Iii rating in Hong Kong (the equivalent of the American Nc-17), The Iron-Fisted Monk pulls no punches, literally or figuratively, explosively marking the beginning for one of the greatest martial arts film directors of all time!
Product Features
- 2k restoration from original film elements by Fortune Star
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation of the original uncensored version
- Original lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio, plus lossless English dub mono option
- Two choices of English dubbed audio: the original export dub mono (first time ever in the Us) and the newer 5.1 dub created for international Dvd presentations
- Optional English subtitles
- Audio commentary by martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
- Two archival interviews with Sammo Hung
- Archival interview with Casanova Wong
- Original theatrical trailer
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gary Mills
- Double-sided fold-out poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gary Mills
- Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing by Brandon Bentley
- Arrow Video
- 95 mins approx
- NR
- 2.35:1
- Cantonese
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Sammo Hung
- Mandarin, English
- Sammo Hung
- Chen Sing
- Fung Hak-an
- English, English SDH
- 1977
- A
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