Betrayal occurs, sides are chosen, and IT ALL GOES TO HELL. Fighting erupts, people die, and heroes are born. Blade of Fury‘s bombastic fight choreography immediately earns it a place among genre films of the nineties. The action is periodically under-cranked and sometimes over-the-top, but it flows fast and furiously. The cast is a mixture of fighters trying to act and actors trying to fight, and for the most part, it works oddly well. For martial arts junkies who enjoy the down-and-dirty Hong Kong action of the nineties and not the over-choreographed ballet battles of the new millenium, Blade of Fury will certainly tickle that fancy. – Kozo (LOVEHKFILM.COM)

Presented in Cantonese w/subtitles