"Join Bruce Li in the jungles of New Guinea .... in a life and death struggle with the serpent wizard"29 June 1978Action, Thriller80 mins
The tribe of a remote island worships the legendary Snake Pearl. Two masters of kung fu visit the isle and discover they must defend the daughter of the murdered chief against a evil wizard.
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