HE HAS NOTHING BUT KUNG FU is a standard Non-Shaw kung fu flick from the period. It pairs together comedy actor Wong Yue, who plays a conniving beggar, and Gordon Liu, who plays an amnesic martial artist, in a plot involving them battling a bunch of gangsters. These two actors played together often for Shaw and while this film isn't of the same quality, it's quite fun for fans of the genre. The action is acceptable enough and there's plenty of it, but the most fun comes from seeing all of the familiar faces in cameo roles. The villains are played by the likes of Chiang Tao, Chan Shen, and Lee Hoi San, while others such as Mars, Hoi Mang, Hsiao Hou, and Lam Ching-Ying have bit parts. Even Karl Maka shows up at one point, while Liu's brother Lau Kar Wing directs as well as taking on an acting role.
Review of He Has Nothing But Kung Fu
