Movie Ad of the Week: OUTLAW FIGHTER (1981)

MENG QUAN LAN HUA SHOU (1979) a.k.a. DREAMING FIST WITH SLENDER HAND, was released to theaters in the U.S. by Unifilm International as OUTLAW FIGHTER beginning in 1981.

Movie Ad of the Week: CRAZY-FIST EXECUTIONER (1981)

WU ZHAO SHENG YOU ZHAO (1979) a.k.a. CRAZY COUPLE, is a kung fu comedy from Hong Kong starring Dean Shek that was released to the U.S. action track by Unifilm International as CRAZY-FIST EXECUTIONER beginning in 1981.

Movie Ad of the Week: KILLING GAME (1981)

LUI XUAN LIANG HUO SHAO HONG LIAN SI (1976) a.k.a. STORY IN TEMPLE RED LILY and BATTLE IN RED TEMPLE, first appeared in U.S. theaters as KILLING GAME from Unifilm International in 1981.

Movie Ad of the Week: A FIST FOR A FIST (1981)

The Taiwanese martial arts movie LANG ZI DI SHI SAN (1980) a.k.a. TRIUMPH BY TWO KUNG FU ARTS, was released in the U.S. by Unifilm International as A FIST FOR A FIST beginning in 1981.

Movie Ad of the Week: NINJA STRIKES BACK (1981)

The Hong Kong production QI QIAO FENG HUANG BI YU DAO (1979) a.k.a. BRUCE TUAN'S 7 PROMISES was released to U.S. theaters by Unifilm International beginning in 1981 as NINJA STRIKES BACK, and is not to be confused with the Dick Randall production XIONG ZHONG, starring Bruce Le, which is also known as THE NINJA STRIKES BACK.

Movie Ad of the Week: FURY OF ROAMING MONK (1981)

The Taiwanese martial arts movie YOU FANG HE SHANG (1980) a.k.a. SHAOLIN MONK FIGHTS BACK and THE WANDERING MONK, was released to U.S. theaters by Unifilm International beginning in 1981 as FURY OF ROAMING MONK.

Movie Ad of the Week: KUNG FU MANIAC (1981)

BAI CU SHI FU KOU CU TOU (1979) a.k.a. THE EAGLE'S KILLER - a Hong Kong production starring Hwang Jang-Lee ("King of the Legfighters") and John Cheung (Chang Wu-liang) - was released to theaters in the U.S. by Unifilm International as KUNG FU MANIAC beginning in 1981.

Movie Ad of the Week: HE KILLS WITHOUT WARNING (1981)

The Taiwanese production DA YING WANG (1978), a.k.a. THE EAGLE KING and starring Hua Tsung, was released to theaters in the U.S. beginning in 1981 as HE KILLS WITHOUT WARNING by Unifilm International.

Movie Ad of the Week: SHOGUN DRAGON (1981)

Shortly after the TV miniseries SHOGUN grabbed the highest weekly Nielsen ratings in NBC's history in September 1980, the Taiwanese production LIU XING FEI YING (1980), a.k.a. THE ROVING HEROES and BUDDHA'S PALM AND DRAGON FIST, was released to U.S. screens by Unifilm International as SHOGUN DRAGON.

Movie Ad of the Week: RETURN OF THE CHINESE BOXER (1983)

THE CHINESE BOXER (1969), a trendsetting and immensely popular Hong Kong martial arts film, was Jimmy Wang Yu's directorial debut as well as his final appearance in a Shaw Brothers production (It was released in the U.S. by Enchanted Filmarts in 1973 as THE HAMMER OF GOD). The sort-of sequel RETURN OF THE CHINESE BOXER, shot in Taiwan in 1974 and also directed by and starring Yu Wang, was nearly 10 years old when William Mishkin Motion Pictures subdistributed it in the New York area for Unifilm International. Opening date: February 25, 1983.