Seven kung fu forms introduce Wu Tang Collection's Eagles Claw
Lee Tso Nam's martial arts feature joins a supernatural Billy Chong double bill among four new uploads.
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Wu Tang Collection - Eagles Claw
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- 0:00The distributor bumper gives way to opening titles demonstrating seven variations of Eagle's Claw kung fu.
- 3:51Students train in the courtyard, where Hsiao-lu struggles to draw water from a well.
- 6:30Cha Ma-wu confronts Master Yang Chung and announces his intention to destroy the school.
- 8:50The masters duel, pitting Eagle's Claw against Cha Ma-wu's mantis technique.
- 15:16The students arrive at Crane Villa to confront Cha Ma-wu and his fighters.
The introduction gets remembered. Among the comments on "Wu Tang Collection - Eagles Claw," a returning viewer singles out its extended opening, which demonstrates seven variations of the fighting style before the school drama begins.
Directed by Lee Tso Nam, the English-dubbed feature stars Wang Tao, Chi Kuan Chun, Chang Yi and Leung Kar Yan. Its courtyard training is soon interrupted by Cha Ma-wu, a white-haired opponent returning after ten years with a deadly mantis technique. An injured master, divided loyalties and students determined to preserve their discipline supply the stakes.
At roughly 82,000 views, it is the most watched of Wu Tang Collection's four new uploads and the channel's busiest video right now. Viewers are naming favorite performers, remembering earlier viewings and asking whether a higher-resolution copy exists. For this audience, the presentation matters alongside the punches.
The rest of the new program takes some stranger turns. "Wu Tang Collection - Kung Fu Zombie + Kung Fu from Beyond the Grave" pairs two Billy Chong supernatural adventures involving restless spirits, black magic and family obligations that extend beyond death. "Wu Tang Collection - Invincible Fortune Teller (Episode 10)" continues Li Buyi's martial-world journey, while "Wu Tang Collection - Ninja Invaders 2" puts infiltrators and pickpockets in Shanghai.
Subscribers held steady, while the channel added about 1.2 million views over seven days. Today's viewing is slightly above its usual pace, unlike the slower-than-usual day at nearby-sized studio channel DC. Beyond the new releases, "Wu Tang Collection - The Furious Monk From Shaolin" and the Wu Ma-directed "Wu Tang Collection - Along Come The Tiger -HD . Wong Tao . Tommy lee" remain active draws.
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What viewers say
Saw this years ago, still love that extended intro.
@InnaOrdaSee it on YouTubeIs there a higher resolution copy of this?
@nakedeye44See it on YouTubeNot only a great movie, but my two favor fighters Wang tao & chang yi 🤫
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Classic Classic Classic 🙏🏽☯️🙏🏽
@AndrewChiOsbourneSee it on YouTubeI like this kung fu movie The Eagle Claw
@JokerTheHedgehog3See it on YouTube7.5/10
Very good. Recommended.
A few notable actors. My favorite would be Chang Yi
👍🏼👨🏻👍🏼💯@BLM_Big_Lipped_MarxistSee it on YouTube
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- Wu Tang Collection
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- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,240,429
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- October 27, 2026
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Which fighting technique does Cha Ma-wu use against the Eagle's Claw master?
Cha Ma-wu identifies his technique as the deadly mantis fist during the confrontation.


