Entertaining from start to finish, great fights and character designs.

The soundtrack includes Neu!, Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream; I could never imagine those songs in a kung fu movie... and it works very well!

Hugely entertaining. The deaths are incredible.

Sword Formation? Shit just got REAL

It's like a martial arts B feature, sometimes absurdly well-done and funny. The story, if there is any, is totally driven by the action scenes. This is kung fu craziness, about a psycho guillotine blind old master seeking revenge for the death of his two disciples by one of the one hand boxers, at its best.

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I'm not a huge kung-fu movie fan to be honest. It was entertaining; I liked the tournament fights. But the ending fight was quite long and not that exciting. Also, I have to say this, those sound effects get kind of ridiculous. I know that's common in a kung-fu movie but it kinda gets over the top. Gotta say this, one guy literally has balls of steel

Something so intrinsically "bad" has never been as immensely watchable. It deftly walks this insane balance between surreal fantasy boxing antics and glorious 'realism' of stunts and kung fu action. Extra props for stealing music from Kraftwerk without asking, and inventing the whole punk-kung-fu intense aesthetic by accident.

One of the best kung-fu films I've ever seen. It fully delivers on its premise and defines all of the conventions people associate with the genre. It kicks ass.

Martial arts film with various unique heroes that calls for an equally unique villain, that being a blind man who possesses the Flying Guillotine.

The only real strength here are the unique gimmicks of each fighter. The fighting itself... eh. And never mind the story.

Though the first scene featuring the introduction of the titular master is amazing, the rest of the movie is pretty boring, and I didn't think the fighting was anything special at all.

aka One Armed Boxer 2, this is Jimmy Wang Yu's best movie, featuring a fantastic tournament and some inventive kung fu traps!

The tournament part is the major reason to watch this movie.

Deliciously trashy and fun to watch. I love the stolen music used in the film.

This film features one of the best villains in any martial arts film..a psychopathic killer who wields a gimmick guillotine that lops off heads. The movie has plenty of mystical Kung Fu and lots of absurd dialog and a badass soundtrack. Highly recommended for fans of the genre.

There are a lot of creative and entertaining fights. Some of the characters are insanely amusing (as much as loved the stretchy arm yoga fighter, I have to say the sneaky fighter's hilarious name tickled me the most). The story is kind of all over the place (e.g. I'm not sure how the three minions fit in with the guillotine master), so it's best to just forget the plot and watch the colorful characters fight. The groovy 70s soundtrack is also a lot of fun.

This move has had a huge influence on many modern video games and films (the Street Fighter video game, the Kill Bill films). If you love kung-fu movies see this.

The most action-packed kung fu movie I've ever seen. Colorful characters, some clever battles and a nice heap of delightful martial arts crazyness. A guy walks on walls! An old man gets punched through a roof! Extendable arms! Thoroughly entertaining.

There's literally no part of this movie that's bad. Awesome kung-fu, awesome Dhalsim, awesome guillotine, awesome chop-socky effects, awesome "defeating a muy thai master via wearing shoes"