Maria Kanellis hosts 5 Kung-Fu classics!

The Angry Dragon (1973)
A Kung-Fu master travels the Hong Kong countryside encountering scoundrels and bad guys, engaging most of them in martial arts combat, all on his way to be reunited with his lost love.

Revenge of the Dragon (1972)
Two Undercover Agents must bust up a smuggling ringthat is terrorizing a small port town. One of the agents, Chin Chang, has a grip that can crush skulls in seconds. The thugs might be killers, but this agent is a killer in Kung-Fu!

Dragons Never Die (1974)
Bad-ass martial arts master Li Tin Ming travels the countryside challenging and defending all other fighters in his way. Eventually he learns humility and that there are consequences for his actions. He makes a vow to never fight again, but that vow is tested when a band of thugs attacks his small village.

Fists of the Double K (1793)
A young police cadet is sent on an assignment to arrest a wanted criminal, who happens to be in the same village as the man who murdered the cadet's father. The cadet sets off to capture the criminal and to avenge his father. Legendary Hong Kong action director John Woo served as assistant director on this 70's flick.

The Mandarin Magician (1974)
One of the participants in a Bangkok martial arts tournament is being used by the Japanese to get revenge on a Chinese master who defeated them in an earlier international tournament.