It's all about the fight sequences which means the story is pretty thin
Donnie Yen is Hahou Mo. He’s imprisoned but sees someone he knows killed on TV and thinks he knows by who and why. The problem is getting the police to listen to him. The plot turns out to be very simple. A man is going around challenging martial artists to a fight to the death, hence the title Kung Fu Killer.<br /><br />The movie has a little background to Hahou and the killer but really it’s all about the action sequences. They’re done quite well with some effects thrown in to make them more dramatic. It’s always nice to see Yen show his stuff. At the same time this is simply a vehicle for that and the story is thin as a result.<br />C
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