The Angry River (1971)
A respected martial arts elder is poisoned by a treacherous kung fu master, who plans to rule over the martial arts world. His daughter makes a perilous journey to obtain the only known cure, but things don't go according to plan.
The Himalayan (1976)
A treacherous martial artist desperately wants his brother to marry into a rich family, but he refuses. Blinded by greed, he kills him, and gets a lookalike to take his place, then begins scheming to take over the wife's family fortune.
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Stoner (1974)
Two cops acting outside their jurisdictions team up to bust a drug lord.
The Tournament (1974)
Protection money is 'owed' to a gangster. A disastrous attempt to win the money in a kickboxing tournament shames kung-fu. Two students of the art travel to Bangkok to regain its honour.
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