Fighting Duel of Death (1981)
After being released from prison, Chen is attacked by his old nemesis but, at the urging of his wife, agrees not to seek revenge. Chen finds himself targeted by the villain and his cohorts after he saves an old woman. - IMDb
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Memorable, crazy movie
Good movie but grossly overrated
Fantastic!
The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
I'm not sure why FIGHTING DUEL OF DEATH has such a high rating on this site because it's a very poor and ultra-cheap movie from Taiwan. The backdrop of the movie is a contemporary thriller in which the main comes out of prison and straight away gets targeted by an old enemy who's gunning for revenge. I was little surprised to see Tomas Tang's name pop up as producer as this guy's name always seems to be associated with cheap film-making.The story is familiar and unsurprising. There's a wealth of fight action in this one but all of it is very below par and lacking in the most basic choreography. The cast members were unknown to me, their performances hidden behind the usual poor dub job. Even worse, the picture quality of this title is shockingly bad, a VHS rip full of fuzz and grain that continually saps the viewer's enjoyment. FIGHTING DUEL OF DEATH fully deserves to languish in obscurity as one of the martial art genre's most turgid entries.