Blade Of Fury

DIRECTED BY Sammo Kam-Bo Hung

WRITTEN BY Tan Cheung, Cheuk-Hon Szeto

STARRING Fan Yang, Cynthia Khan, Lung Ti

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

Production Year 1993

Country of Origin Hong Kong, China

Language Chinese (Cantonese)

Subtitle Language English

Run Time 105 min

Genre Action

Assisted Listening Limited Availability

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