In a bid to save his disciples, Priest Chih Shan of the Shaolin temple, engaged Priest Pai Mei in a duel to the death.

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11 seconds sound clip from the Executioners From Shaolin (1977) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:00:32 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

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- The Manchurian Court, having learned that the rebels were using the Shaolin temple as a cover for their activities, ordered Priest Pai Mei to lead a raid upon the temple.

- Pai Mei's men surrounded the temple and set fire to it.

- In a bid to save his disciples, Priest Chih Shan of the Shaolin temple, engaged Priest Pai Mei in a duel to the death.

(PRIEST YELLING)

(KUNG-FU DUEL GRUNTING)

- Come on! Hurry!

- Hsiao Hu, run!

[...]

Top rated lines from this movie

You estimated well that my weak point would be down below at one o'clock. You were almost right. But now, I've learned to move my weak point around at will. After one, my weak point is always up here.

The last few months, we've been so busy. Our kung fu has deteriorated. From tomorrow, I must practice hard. I must have my revenge.

(BONES CRACKING)

Do you mean I've got to force your legs apart? -Yes. Show me how good your kung fu is.

He is so strong. Your skill will be useless against him. I think you should learn my Crane style boxing.

Executioners From Shaolin (1977) Sound Clip

Sound clips of sayings and sound effects from Executioners From Shaolin (Hong Xi Guan ).

Actors: Kuan Tai Chen (Hung Hsi-Kuan), Lily Li (Fang Yung-chun)

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