Fatal Needles vs. Fatal Fists

Fatal Needles, Fatal Fists

DVD cover
Directed by Lee Tso Nam
Written by Cheung San Yee
Starring Don Wong Tao
Lo Lieh
Chang Yi
Tommy Lee Gam Ming
Cheng Fu Hung
Release dates
  • 1978 (1978)
Country Taiwan

Fatal Needles vs. Fatal Fists (Gou hun zhen duo ming quan) is a 1978 Taiwanese kung fu film directed by Lee Tso Nam, and starring Don Wong Tao and Lo Lieh.

Plot

Meng Hu (Don Wong) and Capt. Chow Lung (Lo Lieh) are local supercops who are cracking down on crime with a vengeance. That is, until several fighters get the drop on Chow who ends up dead. Meng blames himself and retires from crime fighting to become a pathetic drunk, drowning in shame. He finds work at a brothel for a time, until a patron's abuse of one of the girls causes him to interfere despite his refusal to fight. After being wounded, he stumbles to the doorstep of a martial arts school run by Magistrate Chen (Chui Chung Hei). Hoping to stay away from conflict, Meng finds work there, but trouble finds him anyway. A white-haired master named Chung Tung (Chang Yi) tries to bribe Chen into letting opium smugglers into the city. Chen refuses and has acupuncture needles thrust into him that will kill him unless removed by Chung Tung who hopes to control the magistrate. Pushed to the limit, Meng finally comes up with a plan to help beat Chung Tung and save Chen. Sadly, Chen believes his son and daughter are giving into Chung Tung and he removes the needles himself. With nothing holding them back, Meng and Chen's offspring leap into action to take out this pack of drug pushers.

ERRATA

This movie was released on DVD in 2002 by Treeline Films under the title Clash of the Ninja starring Paul Torcha, which is a totally different film. Also, the title card at the beginning of this release, Cat Vs. Rat, is a different film as well.

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