What was the " kung fu treasure hunt sub-genre"???

[gfanikf]

What other films made up this genre? I would guess Fists and Guts? Sounds like a fun sub-genre.

To quote the great amazing Cave of Kung Fu by Linn Haynes

Blooded Treasury Fight (CAV/World Video)-An enjoyable film starring David Chiang and Tan Tao Liang, this was from the short-lived kung fu treasure hunt sub-genre. The story is good and the action is better than average, especially the ending which has a bit of gore. As always, you have to deal with the pauses on CAV DVDs.

[morgoth]

Tha Damned is a great one.

[stormybman]

Kings of Fists and Dollars and The Eight Escorts are another pair both starring former Shaw contract players...I have come for the revenge of my master, this doesn't concern you. so I'll allow you to leave...http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z38/stormybman/brucelee.gif

[thundered mantis]

Uhh, The Loot?

[ironfistedmonk2003]

How about erh Treasure Hunters aka The Master of Disaster (love that title), absolute classic

[Chinatown Kid]

Don't forget Treasure of Bruce Le, or better yet do! :lol

Seems like they were looking for some kind of treasure or loot in The Dragon,the Lizard and the Boxer in the finale but it's been a while since I saw it.

Even though it was set in modern times, would Armor of God(which was the treasure) qualify?

[the dirty tiger]

You can include modern fighters too such as Crystal Hunt with Donnie Yen, Magic Crystal with Cynthia Rothrock and Magic Amythyst with Alex Fong. There others too, I like them personally.:D