18 Shaolin Riders (1977)
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18 Riders to Justice
18 Swirling Riders
Eighteen Shaolin Riders
Shaolin Eighteen Brave Men
Die Rache der Bronzekämpfer [German]
Kung-Fu - Die Rache des Gefürchteten [German]
Shaolini Kaheksateist Vaprat Meest [Estonian]
Xuan Feng Shi Ba Qi [Chinese]
Nomination Year: 2025
SYNOPSIS:
The 18 Swirling Riders are a bunch of mercenary bodyguards-for-hire who also maintain a lucrative business stealing from evil rich folks and giving to the poor...mostly.
But trouble rears its head when an evil kung-fu master tries to destroy the group from within! Who is the traitor?
Bryan "Allen Smithee" Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
"Whoops!" |
Second Verse Same as the First The woman declares twice (with the same intonation, like a robot) that "Master Hu's a good man. He's a friend to all poor people. Living 'round here. Master Hu's a good man. He's a friend to all poor people."
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Fu-Ti Lin |
AKA "Fu-Di Lin," directed 32 kung fu
films, like Madame Bamboo,
Fury of the Shaolin Master,
and Young Dragons: Kung Fu Kids
III. |
Cast
Actor |
Character |
Claim to Fame |
Sing Chen |
Dr. Chau |
AKA "Hsing Chen," "Cheng Shing," "Cheng Sheng,"
"Chen Xing," "Chan Sing," "Xing Chen," and "Chen
Hsing," he's a Thai martial-artist who played a dock
worker
in the wham-bam-thank-you-thank-you-Van-
Damme-Van-Damme Double
Impact.
Was in over 140 chop-sockeys, including
The Shanghai Thirteen,
The Black Panther (no not
the
MCU one), and Fan Dau Mui. |
Ling Chia |
Chin Ku |
Often went by "Judy Lee" when movies
were
released in the US. Was in Revenge
of the Drunken Master, The
Escape, The Flying Tigers
and the Kung Fu Kids, and
No One Can Touch Her. |
Don Wong |
Hu Yu Han |
Sometimes credited as "Tao Wang," this Korean
actor was in many flicks (including
Yellow-Faced Tiger and The
Battle for the Republic of China) and
a great many TV shows (like "Secrets de
Xangai," "See You in Time," and "Be with
You"). |
Lo Lieh |
Master Mui |
AKA "Lieh Lo," "Lit Law," and "Lo Lien," he had
a very long and distinguished career in kung
fu movies--almost 250 of them -- spanning from
the '60s to the year before his death in
2002. Five Fingers of Death,
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, and
Fists of the White Lotus, to name a
few. |
Chiang-Lung Wen |
? |
AKA "Man Koon Loong," "Chiang-Long Wen," and "Man
Kong Lung," he was a Taiwnese stuntman who was in
about 60
films, including The North and
South Chivalry, Shaolin
Kung Fu, and The Solitary
Sword. |
Yi-Kuei Chang |
? |
Was in over 80 flicks, including One-Armed
Boxer, A Touch of Zen, The
Fists of Vengeance, and Golden
Mask. |
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