Iron Fist Frenzy - 50 Movie Collection

I am a true Hong-Kong classic kung-fu movie fan. There was nothing better when I was a child than watching Black Belt & Kung Fu Theater on Saturdays. First came WWF wrestling ,then a classic kung-fu movie from Shaw Bros. or one of the other Hong Kong production companies. This collection is not a Shaw Bros. Collection with all the most well-known of the classic Shaw Bros. movies such as 5 Deadly Venoms, Master Killer (36 Chambers), Executioners from Shaolin, etc. but there are fantastic classic 70s & 80s kung-fu movies in this collection. These are basically a collection from some of the independent Hong Kong movie prooduction companies and directors that sprouted throughout the industry to compete with the big production companies, mainly Shaw Bros. and the company Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung were known for working with, who's name I forgot. Directors like Ng See Yun and Joseph Kuo, not to mention Yuen Woo Ping came out of the independent production company circuit of the 70s & 80s and some of their movies in this collection feature former Shaw Bros. stars that went independent like Cliff Lok, Philip Ko- Fei, Lo Lieh, Hwang Jang Lee, John Lui and Tan Tao Liang, aka Delon Tam. Lee, Lui and Tam being the greatest kickers or "leg fighters" from the classic era. Take a look at what you get in this collection. 3 Bullets for Ringo (1966) Big Boss 2 (1978) Blind Warrior (1987) Bravest Fist (1974) Bruce: King of Kung Fu (1982) Bruce vs. Iron Hand (1979) The Cavalier (1978) The Challenger (1980) Crane Fighter (1979) Crazy Couple (1979) Crazy Horse, Intelligent Monkey (1982) Drunken Tai Chi (1984) Dynamite Shaolin Heroes (1977) Enter the Game of Death (1978) 18 Fatal Strikes (1978) 18 Shaolin Riders (1980) Fist From Shaolin (1993) 5 Kung Fu Daredevil Heroes (1977) Five Pattern Dragon Claws (1983) Great Hunter (1975) Heroes Tears (1979) Kingfisher the Killer (1981) Kung Fu Genius (1980) Kung Fu Warrior (1980) The Magnificent (1979) Mantis Under Falcon's Claws (1983) Marvelous Stunts of Kung Fu (1979) Mighty 4 (1980) Mission for the Dragon (1981) Nine Deaths of the Ninja (1985) Ninja Avenger (1982) Ninja Fists Of Fire (1974) Phantom Kung Fu (1979) Rage of Wind (1973) Rebel Of Shaolin (1977) Return of the Red Tiger (1978) Ring of Death (1980) Scorpion (1986) 7 Steps Of Kung Fu (1979) Shaolin Brothers (1977) Shaolin Death Squad (1977) Shaolin Invincible Guys (1978) Shaolin Kung Fu (1974) Shaolin Super Dragon (1982) Showdown at the Equator (1978) Stranger from Shaolin (1981) Tai Chi Shadow Boxing (1979) Tiger At The Top (1975) Triple Impact (1992) Woman Avenger (1980) Wu Tang Magic Kick (1977) The Cavalier, Crane Fighter, Crazy Horse-Intelligent Monkey, Drunken Tai-Chi, 18 Fatal Strikes, 5 Pattern Dragon Claws, Kung-Fu Genius, 7 Steps of Kung-Fu, Tai-Chi Shadow Boxing, Wu-Tang Magic Kick.....these classics alone make the collection worth the price. The majority of the rest are all decent, in fact they are basically all decent. This is absolutely one of the best classic kung-fu collections for the price outside of the Shaw Bros. & Wu-Tang Collections which actually feature some of the movies in this collection. This is definately the best out of all the 50 kung-fu movie collections. Anyone, who calls this collection crap or says it's worthless most likely wasn't around in the 1970s & 80s to enjoy these classics and could never have the nostalgia a true fan would or the respect for these movies that is absolutely deserved. Bottom line, anyone telling you this is a bad collection doesn't know sh!t about classic Hong Kong kung-fu cinema.