Monsters in Chinatown

How deep is the impact of Hong Kong kung fu action movies on Hollywood? This film is an early example. From the storyline, scene layout, number of actors to the design of martial arts scenes, they are all transplanted from Hong Kong films, except that director John. Carpenter has always been an American. Although he tried hard to make a purely entertaining Oriental version of "Legend of the Devil", it would still make Chinese audiences feel a bit indifferent. Kurt． Russell plays Burton, a truck driver. He and his Chinese friend Wang Ji go to the airport to pick up Wang's fiancée, but she is kidnapped by gangsters, who turn out to be a demon who has practiced spiritual practice for two thousand years. In order to save his fiancée, Wang, together with Burton and a group of Chinese Kung Fu masters, broke into the Demon Palace and had a duel with demons and monsters. The film is quite lively and interesting. If you think of it as a Chinese kung fu film shot with American film technology, you will find a lot of fun.