Review: Enter the Game of Death
Set pre-WWII with Chinese and Japanese relations rather hostile, our hero Mr. Ang (Bruce Le) attempts to retrieve an important Chinese document before evil Japanese occupiers like Kawasaki (Dong-ryong Park) get their imperialist hands on it. The document is secured in a tower with each floor of the tower guarded by differing fighters ready to fight to protect the document. Bolo Yeung plays a Japanese henchman our hero grapples with a few times throughout. Here’s an odd one. Wikipedia states that this 1978 ‘Brucesploitation’ film is from South Korea and solely directed by Lee Tso-nam of “The Tattoo Connection” . IMDb says it’s a Hong Kong/US film co-directed by Joseph Velasco ( “Enter Three Dragons” , “The Clones of Bruce Lee” ) and Kuo-hsiang Lin (more prolific as a cinematographer), and both sources have slightly different cast lists. IMDb doesn’t even credit Park Dong Yong (AKA Dong-ryong Park) as the very prominent character Kawasaki, so that’s definite...