Monk’s Fight

Chu Tiet Wu (seen in many Shaw Brothers classics) gets a team of black-clad assailants to steal an important artefact from a Buddhist Temple. Lee Wing is the student chosen by the temple to retrieve the treasure from the ruthless thieves and he sets off on a long journey over vast deserts and corpse strewn mountainous regions.
Meanwhile, a woman accidentally overhears the villains celebrating the success of their plan but she clumsily alerts the attention of the guards who then pursue her relentlessly throughout the village. The bad guys storm Tien Feng’s martial arts school where the lady is resting up and slaughter everyone there except for the daughter (Pearl Cheung).
After much bloodshed, a fearsome white haired fox arrives on the scene (Casanova Wong – who I’m assuming is Chu Tiet Wu’s brother in the film?) and Lee Wing, now having paired up with Pearl Cheung, sets out to put a stop to the powerful villain and get back what belongs to the temple.

Despite the lack of an English language option, ‘Monk’s Fight’ is easy to follow as it is short on dialogue but heavy on almost non stop action sequences.