Xin long zhong hu dou

The script of this movie is terrible and exists only to link the fight scenes together, so let's focus on those instead: we begin with a long male vs. male in-ring kickboxing match. Well done, but not what many of us were looking for in a film starring Moon Lee and Yukari Oshima. Then we have one more match like that, only of lesser quality and I barely paid attention to it. Then Moon Lee gets her first chance to shine in a playground fight against some random thugs. Then she challenges Billy Chow to a fight - and by challenging, I mean she attacks him to prove that she's capable enough. Then she has two underground matches (with spectators) against Chow and Yukari Oshima. And finally she and the other good guys take on the No. 1 villain and his hired thugs in an abandoned house. Strangely enough, her out-of-the-ring fights are more satisfying than the ring ones. Her first fight with Billy Chow easily outshines the second (which also suffers from poor audio synching), and the one with Yukari is too short (barely over 2 minutes). Her best move - which she does twice - is the way she flips over an armed opponent and then disarms him. She is very quick and flexible. **1/2 out of 4.