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From director Mar Lo (Shaolin Thief), and starring Siu-Tung Ching (The Shaolin Boxer) comes this fast-moving Wuxia classic from the legendary Shaw Brothers studio. When prisoner Ching is given half of a wooden keepsake by a one eyed-master about to be executed, he breaks out of prison to go in search of the other half to discover its purpose. However, on his quest he is pursued by a gang leader who will also stop at nothing find out its secrets. Embroiling mystical promise, an adventurous journey and a search for the truth into its winding storyline, Money Kung Fu AKA Stroke of Death is a uniquely satisfying late seventies delve into the magical world of martial arts Hong Kong cinema.

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Bonus Materials

• High Definition (1080p) Presentation in 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio
• 2.0 DTS-HD MA English Soundtrack
• 2.0 DTS-HD MA Cantonese Soundtrack with newly translated English Subtitles
• Audio commentary by Kenneth Brorsson and Phil Gillon of the Podcast On Fire Network
• Stunting Around - An Interview with Choreographer Tony Leung Siu-hung
• Original Trailer

Sales Points

• Brand New artwork by Robert 'Kung Fu Bob' O'Brien!
• Includes the English dub and the original Cantonese soundtracks.
• Complete and Uncut
• For fans of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan
• Extensive Bonus Features created for this release

Press Quotes

if you want to see some awesome action scenes including one of the best final fights in kung fu history, then look no further than MONKEY KUNG FU

     —Brain Bankston, Coolasscinema.com

Embroiling mystical promise, an adventurous journey and a search for the truth into its winding storyline, Money Kung Fu AKA Stroke of Death is a uniquely satisfying late seventies delve into the magical world of martial arts Hong Kong cinema.

     —Dillon Gonzales, Geek Vibes Nation

The elements are in surprisingly strong condition, highlighting superior depth.

     —Christopher Zabel, Doblu

Monkey Kung Fu is a minor gem from the Shaw Brothers vault that dazzles as the action builds.

     —Joe Corey, Inside Pulse

Monkey Kung Fu gets a good release from 88 Films that comes with a strong audio/video presentation and a wealth of insightful extras, recommended.

     —10kbullets, 10K Bullets

Embroiling mystical promise, an adventurous journey and a search for the truth into its winding storyline, Money Kung Fu AKA Stroke of Death is a uniquely satisfying late seventies delve into the magical world of martial arts Hong Kong cinema.

     —Dillon Gonzales, Geek Vibes Nation

Monkey Kung Fu is a comedic action delight.  88 Films continues to show their complete understanding of how to release a Martial Arts Film.  HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATIONS!!!

     —A.W. Kautzer, The Movie Isle

Combined with the goofy oneliners that give this a fun, lighthearted atmosphere it has a lot to like.

     —Don Anelli, Don's Horror World

Indeed, the final fight scene is worth the price of viewing admission alone!

     —Exclusive Magazine

Fans of the genre will appreciate the action sequences.

     —Bob Bloom, Film Yap

The film has a wonderful sense of humor and engaging action sequences.

     —Vidvues/Tom's Picks, Village Soup

It’s a journey packed with quality martial arts (if slow in some early scenes) that’s by far a more objectively fun movie than Shaolin Mantis, but this is not to say it’s less so worth your time than Monkey Kung Fu, because the opposite is in fact true!

     —Jef Burnham, Film Monthly

Known as Hooray the Bonebreakers Are Here in Germany and Stroke of Death in the U.S., Monkey Kung Fu and Drunken Monkey, this also has an incredible final battle with amazing staff fighting against the drunken monkey boxing style.

     —bandsaboutmovies, Bands About Movies

In addition to this great classic martial arts flick this release offers up bonus content including interviews, trailer, commentary, featurettes, double-sided fold out poster, booklet and more.

     —Bobby Blakey, Hollywood Matrimony

Fans of ‘70s chop-socky films will enjoy both of these high quality releases.

     —Mike Spring, Live For Film

Fans of ‘70s chop-socky films will enjoy both of these high quality releases. 

     —Mike Spring, Comic Watch

It is impressively done and so, so much fun.

     —Mat Brewster, Cinema Sentries