I will start this by agreeing with ckormos1 as he said "check the title" but I would add that its more important to check "Cast", "Director" and/or "Producer" before writing a review. There seem to be a bunch of "Tough Guy" videos out there. This movie originally titled "Kung Fu: The Head Crusher" is aka Hong Kong English Title "Tough Guy" and aka USA Video Title "Revenge of the Dragon" (which you also have to be careful with - there's a few). The video I have is the USA Revenge of the Dragon and there's not much I could add to the review that ckormos1 already gave. I liked it.... I give it 5.5

The other two reviews are for a different movie or two. This movie that I have on DVD (definitely not restored, probably a bootleg but sold as original so what can I say?) does star the people listed here. The plot is a cop goes undercover to get some smugglers. He is often placed in circumstances where innocent people are getting beat up but he cannot help because that will blow his cover. Nevertheless sometimes he does help and still maintains his cover because the bad guys are more stupid than evil. There is plenty of action and the martial arts is basically authentic. The camera is often too close though. The fights against multiple opponents are realistic and fast, not like the kind where the hero is surrounded but they come only one at a time. The hero has this ridiculous technique where he grabs the opponents head and crushes his skull. This is actually based on a technique in Uechi-Ryu karate where they tone up forearm and wrist muscle by carrying 55 lb jars by the rims and practice stances. You can certainly develop arm/wrist strength from that conditioning but crushing skulls is ridiculous. Overall I liked the movie and would rate it a high 6 but this is only for guys who like this kind of thing, not the average audience.

This movie is the story of an oriental man who was officially known as "Tough Guy" by his friends, family, foes and others in surrounding cities. This guy wasn't just tough....he lived toughness. When he was 3 he was attacked by a pack of wild dogs but survived. At the age of 6 "tough guy" got into a brutal fight with a school bully twice his age and size and creamed him. The movie then moves to "tough guy's" teen years as he goes to the dentist to get 4 cavities filled and has them drilled without any drugs to eradicate the pain. He doesn't like pain but yet he doesn't mind it because he can take any kind of it. This is proven when he is shot by a thief during a holdup in a supermarket and still has the strength to attack the robber, taking his gun and shooting him dead. He was not superhuman...he was just a tough guy. The rest of the movie follows "tough guy" through young adulthood and middle-age as he battles and beats cancer and recovers completely from a fire in which he suffered third degree burns on his entire backside.Never defeated by anything, "tough guy" died in his sleep a very old man of 97 and he was still tough at that age because he was forced to eat cockroaches when he was left for dead by bandits at age 94. He liked the taste of cockroaches and the final scene shows him eating a plate full of cockroaches he attracted with spoiled food and going to sleep...forever.A hard movie to find but a great one. See it.

The best movie a must see for any fan of cult movies or for anyone who's looking for a laugh. It's about a guy who's trying to avenge the death of his wife by killing everyone who is his enemy. It's a ninja thriller with great moves. The only problem is its out of print so if you can find it. BUY IT AND WATCH IT!