What Kung Fu Movie Is This?

[Ash]

I posted the link to this film in a different thread awhile back but I never did find out what it was called.

WATCH IT HERE

I'd love to buy this movie...if only I knew what the title was.
It says "Monkey Kung Fu" on Youtube but I can't believe that's the real title.

Anyone?

[Doc Daneeka]

Snake in the Monkey's Shadow maybe? I think I found another clip of it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq6u62INvgY There is also a movie actually called monkey Kung Fu, but I think it's confused with another film, you can find the confusion here http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078969/#comment

Lo Mar's "Monkey Kung Fu" does not have much of a story but the action and performance by martial arts choreographer Tony Ching Siu-Tung ("House of Flying Daggers", "Chinese Ghost Story") is absolutely amazing. His athletic stunts, wireless jumps and kicks are a joy to behold. The new Shaw Brothers DVD is the best deal to watch this incredible action.

However, it seems there is a little mix-up in the names and the user comments of the film. The time I'm writing this, the IMDb picture shows "Monkey Kung Fu" aka. "Monkey Fist, Floating Snake", a vastly inferior movie. But the cast refers to the Shaw film, which is also listed as "Stroke of Death" (1980) - its alternative title.

"Monkey Kung Fu" by Lo Mars starring Ching Siu-Tung tells of a small time crook who gets sentenced to prison. He meets a one-eyed master in the cell who gives him a mysterious object. Ching breaks out of prison with another guy and searches for the answer to the riddle which will lead him to "Gibbon Fist Clan"'s kung-fu technique.

[Ash]

Hey!
After a lot of searching and confusion of titles, I discovered that it is indeed titled "Monkey Kung Fu".

WATCH THE TRAILER

I'm definitely going to have to pick this one up. 

[JPickettIII]

I love Kung Fu movies.  They mabye chessey, but the chorographing that is done is awesome.

I have a few of the olders one, with Jackie Chan.  What fun stuff.

[princess dragonmom]

I love kung fu movies too.  I collect them, I have a few rares.  I prefer the classic old school style from the 70s through the early 80s.  I'm not big on New Wave.