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Bloodpact  (1977)
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36 Crazy Fists
The 36 Crazy Fists
Blood Pact
Jackie and the 36 Crazy Fists
Jackie Chan & the 36 Crazy Fists
Jackie Chan and the 36 Crazy Fist
Jackie Chan and the 36 Crazy Fists
Jackie Chan's 36 Crazy Fists
Jackie Chan's Bloodpact
Karate Killer
Master and the Boxer
Secrets of the Young Master
Tagline(s):Revenge the Motive, Bloodpact the Answer!
 He waited a lifetime to unleash his revenge!
Nomination Year: 1996
SYNOPSIS: 

Looking to avenge his father's death after he was murdered by gangsters when he failed to pay protection money, a monastery novice strives tirelessly with the help of students and a drunkard to learn advanced kung-fu techniques.

The interesting thing about "JACKIE CHAN IN 'Jackie Chan and the 36 Crazy Fists'" (a.k.a. Bloodpact) is that Jackie Chan isn't actually in it. It is, however, Jackie Chan's directorial debut. NOT a good start. Pity.

Bryan "Allen Smithee" Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
Best One-Liner
That "Old Fart" Can Kick Your Ass

The abbot objects to their mission? Ah, phooey. "The abbot is an old fart."

Directors
Director Claim to Fame
Chi-Hwa Chen A buddy of Jackie Chan's, he directed Police Story and Heavenly Legend. 
Jackie Chan Aguably the most famous (if somewhat comedic) martial artist in the world after Bruce Lee, he's better known for his amazing stuntwork than his directing prowess. Not that he's that bad a director (okay, except for Bloodpact), but he's an amazing fight and stunt choreographer. Does his own stunts. 
Cast
Actor Character Claim to Fame
Siu-Hung Leung Wong Tai-Kwang AKA "Tony Leung," "Hsiung Kuang," and others, did more stunt work than anything... But also had a few kung-fu roles in movies, including in the IP Man franchise. 
Kar-Yung Lau Shan Ho Kuan AKA "Jimmy Liu," "Chia Yung Liu," "Lau Ka Yung," and others. Was Master Yong in The Grandmaster and a few other kung fu films when he was younger. 
Shi-Kwan Yen ? AKA "Yee Kwan Yan," "Yam Sai Koon," "Sai- Koon Yam," and others. Was in the One-Armed Swordsman and Once Upon a Time in China franchises. 
Feng Ku Master Hsi Tak A staggeringly ENORMOUS 370 IMDb.com credits in a career that spans from 1959 to at least 2020. It would almost be easier to list the Chinese/HK chop- sockey films he wasn't in. 
Michelle Yim Wong Wai Chi Absolutely stunning Chinese beauty also known as "Suet Mai," "Mi Hsueh," and others. Was the Grand Empress Dowager on "Chronicle of Life" and Green Shadow in The Butterfly Murders. 
Lau Chan Official A better director than an actor, though he only directed 5 films and acted in 85. 
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