Shaolin King Boxer (1979) DVD

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The plot

After criminals murder his family, a fighter sets out to take revenge on everyone responsible. Chen Kuan Tai leads, with Lau Kar Wing and Leung Ka Yan, in a hard-hitting Karl Maka revenge film, also known as Iron Fists, that lets its veteran fighters cut loose.

  • Disc type: DVD-R / made to order

  • Video & region: NTSC / Region-free

  • Audio: English Dubbed

  • Subtitles: None

  • Picture: Not confirmed

Made to order. Normally ships in 1–7 business days; delivery time is additional.

Cast & film references

Released: 1979
Director: Karl Maka
Cast: Chen Kuan Tai, Lau Kar Wing, Leung Ka Yan

IMDb ↗

Runtime (film reference): 88 min

Film information only. Reference runtimes and original languages may describe another edition; they do not confirm the contents of this DVD.

Will this play on my player?

This is an NTSC, region-free DVD-R. Check that your player supports DVD-R and NTSC. Region-free does not guarantee compatibility with every device.

More DVD details

Packaging: DVD case with artwork
Presentation: Standard-definition DVD presentation

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About the film

Karl Maka directs a revenge brawler

Shaolin King Boxer is a Hong Kong kung fu film directed by Karl Maka, better known later as a producer and comic actor. It is also known as Iron Fists.

Chen Kuan-tai leads a cast of experienced fighters, with Mang Fei, Lau Kar-wing, Wilson Tong and Bryan Leung. The script is by Yue Ham-ping.

The film

After a ruthless gang of martial arts experts murders his family, a fighter sets out to make every one of them pay. He finds an ally along the way, and the two take the fight to the gang one member at a time. It is a straightforward revenge film that gives its veteran cast plenty of room to show what they can do.

Before you settle in

Is it the same film as Iron Fists? Yes. Iron Fists is an alternate title.

Who directed it? Karl Maka.

More for your kung fu shelf

For Karl Maka and Lau Kar-wing in a comedy, try Knockabout (1979) DVD. For more Chen Kuan-tai, see Heroes Two (1974) DVD.

The plot

After criminals murder his family, a fighter sets out to take revenge on everyone responsible. Chen Kuan Tai leads, with Lau Kar Wing and Leung Ka Yan, in a hard-hitting Karl Maka revenge film, also known as Iron Fists, that lets its veteran fighters cut loose.

  • Disc type: DVD-R / made to order

  • Video & region: NTSC / Region-free

  • Audio: English Dubbed

  • Subtitles: None

  • Picture: Not confirmed

Made to order. Normally ships in 1–7 business days; delivery time is additional.

Cast & film references

Released: 1979
Director: Karl Maka
Cast: Chen Kuan Tai, Lau Kar Wing, Leung Ka Yan

IMDb ↗

Runtime (film reference): 88 min

Film information only. Reference runtimes and original languages may describe another edition; they do not confirm the contents of this DVD.

Will this play on my player?

This is an NTSC, region-free DVD-R. Check that your player supports DVD-R and NTSC. Region-free does not guarantee compatibility with every device.

More DVD details

Packaging: DVD case with artwork
Presentation: Standard-definition DVD presentation

Shipping & returns

Shipping details · Returns and replacements · Ask about this edition

About the film

Karl Maka directs a revenge brawler

Shaolin King Boxer is a Hong Kong kung fu film directed by Karl Maka, better known later as a producer and comic actor. It is also known as Iron Fists.

Chen Kuan-tai leads a cast of experienced fighters, with Mang Fei, Lau Kar-wing, Wilson Tong and Bryan Leung. The script is by Yue Ham-ping.

The film

After a ruthless gang of martial arts experts murders his family, a fighter sets out to make every one of them pay. He finds an ally along the way, and the two take the fight to the gang one member at a time. It is a straightforward revenge film that gives its veteran cast plenty of room to show what they can do.

Before you settle in

Is it the same film as Iron Fists? Yes. Iron Fists is an alternate title.

Who directed it? Karl Maka.

More for your kung fu shelf

For Karl Maka and Lau Kar-wing in a comedy, try Knockabout (1979) DVD. For more Chen Kuan-tai, see Heroes Two (1974) DVD.