Bruce Le Movies

This time it's Bruce Le, not Bruce Lee, who possesses the fists of vengeance. Entrusted with the martial arts secrets of the late Mr. Lee, the very-much-alive Mr. Le and his cohort Jack Lee are challenged by an evil kung-fu expert. We know that Bruce and Jack won't betray their trust, but it's a toss-up as to whether or not they'll still be standing at film's end. The film's "token American" is Don Gordon, a familiar face on the 1960s B-flick scene. Bruce's Fists of Vengeance will be best appreciated by its target audience. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Joseph Velasco directs martial arts star Bruce Lee in the action film Ninja vs. Bruce Lee. A Japanese Ninja is tearing apart a Chinese police force. Using his Chinese kung fu skills, Bruce Lee takes on the Ninjitsu master in order to set things right. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Arch-enemy fighter gangs clash when they're both after the same goods. To the rescue comes hero-fighter Bruce Le, whose mastery of the martial-arts fighting style called "The Tiger" is employed. ~ Rovi

Challenge of the Tiger is one of the more notorious members of the "Bruce-sploitation" subgenre of martial arts movies, a loose label referring to exploitative quickies that cashed in on the untimely death of Bruce Lee. Such films often featured a lookalike martial artist billed with a name and likeness close to that of Bruce Lee and Challenge of the Tiger doesn't disappoint in this respect -- it stars one Bruce Le, who also directs this bizarre outing. Le plays C.I.A. agent Wong Leung, who teams up with fellow agent Richard Cannon (played by European exploitation star Richard Harrison) to keep the forces of evil from getting their hands on a serum that makes its users sterile. The film uses this premise as springboard for plenty of sex and violence, including such memorable highlights as Harrison playing tennis with a bevy of topless women (in slow motion, no less) and Le using his martial arts skills to fight a bull. Between the premise and such scenes, Challenge of the Tiger has earned a legendary reputation amongst fans of exploitation fare. Genre devotees should note that the film was also released on video as Gymkata Killer and received a formal DVD reissue in 2005 by Mondo Macabro. ~ Donald Guarisco, Rovi

Bruce and Dragon Fist stars Bruce Le (not to be confused with Bruce Lei). Kong Tau and Nelson Lee costar in this suspenseful actioner. The story concerns Bruce's efforts to rescued the kidnaped wife of his mentor. Filmed in 1979, Bruce and Dragon Fist made it to the US in 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

In this martial arts actioner, Bruce Le stars as a young student who attempts to keep peace between a European club and some Chinese students but finds himself a victim of hatred. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi

Bruce Li teams up with a seductive spy to vanquish a villainous band of smugglers in Hong Kong in this martial arts adventure. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Bruce Le finds himself in deep water when he kills the brother of the Japanese President. ~ Rovi

After he wins a martial-arts match against the son of a general, a young expert must fight to stay alive in this actioner starring Bruce Le. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi