The evil Dong Won has unbeatable kicking legs and proudly travels the land proving his expertise. But when a young man loses his foster parent to Won's deadly kick, he seeks out an old drunken master to learn a way to defeat the Master of the Leg.
Richard Park Wu-sang
Director
Yu So-Jeon
Yong Seub-Deuk (Song)
So Hwa-Ja
Jeong Hae-Suk
Hwang Jang-Lee
Dong Wan (Ki-Ryong)
Lee Kwon-Wu
Yong Il-Pyung (Song's Father)
Kim Hoe-Mun
Seub-Deuk's Buddy (Song's Buddy)
Won Jin
Seub-Deuk's Buddy (Song's Buddy)
Cho Byeong-ok
Seub-Deuk's Buddy (Song's Buddy)
Sa Won-Bae
Senior Student
Mun Cheol-Jae
Murdered Martial Artist
Hwang Chun-Su
Murdered Martial Artist
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