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From actor/director Cheng-Liang Kwan (Showdown At The Equator and The Eight Robbers) comes An Old Kung-Fu Master! A drunken master takes on some new disciples from a Kung-Fu school and he teaches them his secret styles of martial arts to take on a greedy warlord that is trying to take over the land. Old Kung-Fu Master has a HUGE slate of classic veteran actors and martial artists like: Cecilia Wong! Charles Heung! Lap Ban Chan! Chok-Chow Cheung! And More!
Terror Vision is dedicated to preserving films that they grew up on and have loved for decades. This includes rare and unknown martial arts films and An Old Master Kung Fu is one of them. Saved from the brink of extinction from a badly battered print found in a warehouse in Hong Kong. Terror Vision was able to scan, repair, and color correct this severely damaged film in order to bring it to HD for the very first time in the world!
Special Features:
Fists of Beauty: The Cinematic History of Cecilia Wong
Newly Created Subtitles
1981 / 87 min / Unrated / 2.35:1 / 2.0 Audio / Region Free
Notes On Restoration: As said above, we found a print overseas that was heavily damaged and almost unusable. Prints for these types of films are incredibly rare, hard to track down, and pretty expensive. Upon scanning the film, it was almost falling apart, and vinegar syndrome had heavily set in but luckily, we were able to save it and present it in HD. You will notice some heavy damage, but most isn’t repairable and to be honest, these types of films benefit a little from having this look. Just pretend you’re in the 80s going to 42nd street to catch this flick and I’m sure you will have a blast. Also, the film is dubbed in English, but we did find the original audio source, but it was unusable unfortunately.
