Wang Hsieh, born in 1930 in Taiwan, was a prominent figure in the realm of cult cinema, known for his dynamic roles in martial arts and exploitation films. He appears as a key character in The Bamboo House of Dolls (1973), where his performance adds depth to the film's narrative of survival and resilience. In Emperor of Shaolin Kung Fu (1980), he showcases his martial arts prowess, contributing to the film's action-packed sequences. Wang's career culminated in Commando Fury (1986), where he further solidified his status in the genre, blending action with a gripping storyline.
Commando Fury
Women prisoners are tortured, whipped, beaten and humiliated inside a WWII detention camp. The commander of the camp (Shou-Ping Tsui) and his aides (Yvonne Wang and Celia Kong) interrogate the prisoners looking for some important microfilm. Meanwhile, some of the prisoners hatch a plan to escape the camp.Even the trees attack the prisoners at one point.
