I saw this movie at the drive-in when I was about 4 years old. I wasn't supposed to be watching. I was allegedly asleep in the back seat. However, it was so trippy and so out-of-hand that it left a huge impression on me. I know, not hard to do to a 4-year-old. But some of the things I remembered just seemed too outlandish to be going on in a martial arts movie. When I became an adult I tracked down a copy and everything I recalled and more was in the film! It's total kitch, hilarious and bad, but you will be clapping by the end of it. It has to be seen to be believed!

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Introducing what many consider the Holy Grail of 1970's martial arts/Hong Kong films. Master of the Flying Guillotine (also known as One Armed Boxer vs. The Flying Guillotine) combines eye-popping visuals, unforgettable characters, incredible performances, a spectacular electronic soundtrack and one of the most notorious weapons in film history. The cult and legend of Master of the Flying Guillotine continues to grow as martial arts film moves into the mainstream. Both Quentin Tarantino and Samuel L. Jackson single out "Master" as one of their favorite films. (via target.com)