Good 70's grindhouse kung fu. Countless random fights breaking out, dramatic musical cues, awkward facial expressions, meaningless dialogue, furniture and walls being broken through every scene. It's all there. The action's mostly good and some unique features highlight the film slightly above the rest of the typical kung fu flicks of the era, like the trippy as hell nightmare sequence. The above average scenery and set pieces help, too.

There's no singular punch of death in this movie. There's some Kung-Fu impalements of death, and many severe Kung-Fu beatings of death. But no one punch. Overall just a fun, fun Martial Arts flick from the 70s. Cheesy dubbing and random fighting breaking out in the streets for no reason.