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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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gutsanduppercuts: Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.” This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema… Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.
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Lobby card set for the single greatest “Japanese martial arts versus Chinese martial arts” of all time: Shaw Brothers’ “Heroes of the East” aka “Shaolin Challenges Ninja” aka “Challenge of the Ninja.”

This film has pretty much every staple of kung fu cinema…

Drunken boxing, the three sectioned staff, nunchaku, sai, the old beggar that knows kung fu, angry ninjas, unique styles (crab fist!), Gordon Liu (with hair!), Lau Kar Leung and, of course, a vintage semi-nip slip.

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