Master of the Flying Guillotine (re-release)

Wang, the legendary one-armed martial arts master, receives an invitation to a prestigious martial arts tournament. This invitation ignites his desire for recognition and mastery, further complicating his wish for a peaceful life away from fighting.

The film introduces Fung Sheng Wu Chi, a formidable blind assassin known for wielding the dreaded flying guillotine. This encounter sets a darker tone for the story, as Wang realizes he is being tracked by a deadly opponent.

Haunted by the memories of his fallen Tibetan lama friends, Wang struggles with his past as he navigates his present challenges. This emotional weight influences his decisions as he engages in the unfolding conflict.

Wang's desire to remain hidden is shattered as Fung Sheng Wu Chi tracks him down with the help of three lethal accomplices. The introduction of the Thai boxer, yoga master, and kobojutsu practitioner raises the stakes significantly.

In an effort to outsmart his elusive enemies, the One-Armed Boxer begins to craft a series of ingenious traps. These traps demonstrate his strategic thinking and resourcefulness in confronting multiple threats.

Wang employs bamboo poles as diversionary tools to mislead the blind assassin into making misguided attacks. This clever strategy showcases his agility and tactical acumen as he seeks to dismantle his opponent’s advantages.

Transforming a coffin-maker's shop into a complex ambush site, Wang sets the stage for an intense confrontation. This location becomes pivotal as it allows him to leverage his environment against the assassin.

Fung Sheng Wu Chi employs his accomplices to seek out and target one-armed individuals, showcasing his cunning nature and the coordinated efforts of his team. This further complicates Wang's attempts to remain safe.

As the battle escalates, Wang manages to make the flying guillotine ineffective by disarming the assassin. This pivotal moment highlights Wang's skill and determination to protect himself and put an end to the threat.

Wang ultimately faces Fung Sheng Wu Chi in an intense and climactic duel that tests both their skills. The confrontation is not just a battle of physical prowess but also a clash of wills between two formidable fighters.

In a dramatic turn of events, Wang triumphs over Fung Sheng Wu Chi, solidifying his status as a master martial artist. This victory not only ends the immediate threat but also signifies Wang's personal growth and resilience.

With the defeat of Fung Sheng Wu Chi, peace is temporarily restored, allowing Wang to reflect on his journey and the memories of his past. He can finally consider what it means to live without the relentless pursuit of danger.