Dance of Death 1980
"Care to dance?"
In the 1980 martial arts romp *Dance of Death*, a vengeful orphan boy named Fei Fei infiltrates a ruthless kung-fu sect to avenge his fallen friends.
Director: Chen Chi-Hwa
Cast
Angela Mao Ying
Fei Fei
Paul Chun Pui
Ku Cheng-Yuan
Dean Shek Tin
Bird Egg
Hsu Pu-Liao
Madman Lu
Chia Kai
Mu Fa-Shan
Sun Jung-Chi
Yu Sung-Chao
Chi Fu-Chiang
Hsiao Yao
Lui Wan-Biu
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dance of Death (1980) about?
A young orphan named Fei Fei infiltrates a sinister kung-fu sect to avenge his murdered friends, guided by two unconventional martial arts masters. His journey becomes a battle of wits, strength, and survival as he climbs the sect's ranks.
Who directed Dance of Death?
Chen Chi-Hwa directed this 1980 martial arts comedy, blending action with humor in classic Hong Kong cinema style.
Who stars in Dance of Death?
The film features action legend Angela Mao Ying alongside Paul Chun Pui, Dean Shek Tin, Hsu Pu-Liao, and Chia Kai in pivotal roles.
Is Dance of Death (1980) worth watching?
While unrated, its mix of action and comedy, led by Angela Mao Ying, offers a fun throwback to 1980s martial arts films. Fans of quirky kung-fu stories will find its unique premise entertaining.
How long is Dance of Death?
The runtime is 90 minutes.
About Dance of Death (1980) — The Kung-Fu Comedy Where Revenge Meets Two Masters
In the 1980 martial arts romp *Dance of Death*, a vengeful orphan boy named Fei Fei infiltrates a ruthless kung-fu sect to avenge his fallen friends. Along the way, he crosses paths with two eccentric masters—a drunken brawler and a pipe-smoking sage—who become his unlikely mentors. Their contrasting teachings propel Fei Fei into a series of high-stakes battles as he climbs the ranks of the villainous sect, blending raw aggression with disciplined technique.
Directed by Chen Chi-Hwa and starring action icon Angela Mao Ying, the film balances frantic fight sequences with sharp comedic timing, capturing the spirit of 1980s Hong Kong cinema. Themes of justice, mentorship, and self-discovery weave through the story, all set against a backdrop of gritty martial arts spectacle. With its energetic pace and playful tone, *Dance of Death (1980)* delivers a unique blend of action and humor that keeps audiences hooked.
