Chiang Ching Feng

Chiang Ching Feng is a Taiwanese actor who worked in films from 1964-1993.

Bruce Leung

Bruce Leung is a Hong Kong martial arts actor and action choreographer born in Hong Kong. He was the eldest of twelve brothers (which included stuntman/martial arts actor/action choreographer Tony Leung), and he obtained his martial arts training from his father at the Cantonese Opera. He also learned…

Chang Ping Yu

Chang Ping Yu was a Taiwanese actress born in Tianjin, Republic of China. She won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Gain Sons, Not Losing Daughters" (1968). She also won the Golden Bell Award for Special Contribution in 2014. She died on December 4, 2014, in Taipei, Taiwan.

Tsung Hua

Tsung Hua is a Cantonese actor, director and producer. Tsung Hua's family was originally from Shantung Province later moving to Hong Kong. A lover of the art of film, after finishing a college degree, Tsung joined Shaw Brothers and immediately signed an actor's contract. This Hong Kong actor's famous…

Hung San Nam

Hung San Nam is a Hong Kong actor and martial arts director born in Indonesia. He is known for his work on "Push" (2009), "The Plot" (1991) and "A Better Tomorrow" (1986). He worked in films from 1980-2009. (Source: IMDb)

Yueh Yang

Yang Yueh was born in Hunan, China as Hsiang Sheng Lu. He is an actor and director, known for "Xiao yu chi da yu" (1980), "Han yue ku deng" (1975) and "Qiu yu xiao xiao" (1975). (Source: IMDB)

Cheung Bing Chuen

Cheung Bing Chuen is a Hong Kong actor, action choreographer, stuntman, and martial arts director who has worked in over 100 Hong Kong films since 1981.

Tang Chiu Yau

Tang Chiu Yau is a Hong Kong actor, martial arts director and stuntman.

Lung Fei

Wong Fei Lung is a Taiwanese actor, director, and action director. With a career spanning over 150 films, he was a prominent face during the golden age of Hong Kong cinema.

Angie Lam

Angie Lam is an editor who has been nominated for awards numerous times, including a BAFTA nomination for Best Achievement in Special Visual Effects for House of Flying Daggers (2004). She won the Hong Kong Film Awards Best Film Editing for Kung Fu (2004) and the MIFF Awards Best Editing for Big Head…

The Furious Monk from Shaolin

Frank the carpenter is in love with Hsiao Cheng, his boss’s daughter. Frank knows there is no hope for him to marry the daughter of the haughty, rich man, and pronounces a vow to become a Shaolin monk. The wife of…

The Shaolin Kids

When a ruthless Premier Hu Wei Yung writes a self-incriminating letter that ends up in the wrong but delicate and deadly hands of the lovely Su Lin, he will stop at nothing to get it back. (Source: IMDb)

Shaolin Kung Fu

All is well until the dastardly Tong Yang brings his rickshaws into town and starts using his hired muscle to dominate the clientele. Shaolin Kung Fu centers on Lin Fung and his blind wife and their efforts to survive…

Shaolin Death Squads

The Shaolin Temple has been called the Temple of Divine Combat. Within the walls of this legendary temple are perhaps some of the most powerful and mastered martial arts fighters in the world. Shaolin Death Squads…

The Legend of Shaolin Temple

6.5

Ximen Debao is an innkeeper without big ambitions. In order to attract business, he instructs his younger brother Tu Hao and his friends to pose as robbers and rob passers-by, and at critical moments he assists them…

Invincible Shaolin

7.1

An evil Qing general comes up with a brilliant plan to rid the Qing Empire once and for all of the Shaolin masters. He invites three Northern Shaolin experts to his mansion and has them fight the in a contest against…

Five Shaolin Masters

7.2

Hu Te escapes the burning Shaolin temple after the Qing soldiers destroy it. The group of 5 decided to develop secret codes to identify fellow patriots, enlist those patriots and eventually meet up again to escape…

The Shaolin Warriors

7.4

The story is set in the Ming Dynasty during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor. General Qi Jiguang enlists the help of Shaolin Monastery's warrior monks to defend China from the wokou (Japanese pirates) and other invaders.

The Great Shaolin

8.0

During the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, the Jiajing Emperor was incompetent, and the court was dominated by the corrupt Yan faction. Corruption ran rampant within the government, and coastal pirates terrorized…

The Shaolin Temple

7.3

Jue Yuan and his father are conscripted as labourers by a warlord Wang and Jue Yuan's father is killed by one of the warlord’s guards. Jue Yuan flees to the nearby Shaolin Temple where learns Kung Fu and plans to…