• Kung Fu Cult Master (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 4000 votes

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Synopsis

During the Yuen Dynasty, many sects compete for possession of the two golden swords which contain the secret to dominance of the world of martial arts. The first faction, led by Shaolin, consists of Shaolin, Wu Tang, Ngo Mai, Kun Lun, Hung Tung and Wah Shan. The second is the Ming Sect, otherwise known as the Fire Sect or Evil Sect, led by branch leaders Queen of Purple Dragon, King of White Eagle, King of Gold Lion, and King of Green Bat.

A student of Wu Tang befriends Gold Lion, marries the daughter of White Eagle, and is killed for the secret of the location of the missing sword. His infant son witnesses this and vows revenge on the heads of the sect. Unfortunately, he has a jinx which prevents him from learning martial arts.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Kung Fu Cult Master
	On My Way - From "Brother Bear"/Soundtrack Version	Phil Collins: Artist
	Sleepsong	Secret Garden: Artist Fionnuala Gill: Artist
	Valhalla Calling	Miracle Of Sound: Artist
	Mordred's Lullaby	Heather Dale: Artist
	Running with the Wolves - WolfWalkers Version	AURORA: Artist
	Tomorrow We Fight	Tommee Profitt: Artist SVRCINA: Artist
	The Last of His Name	BrunuhVille: Artist
	Je t'Adore	Eurielle: Artist
	City of the Dead	Eurielle: Artist
	Krigsgaldr	Heilung: Artist
	Look Through My Eyes - From "Brother Bear"/Soundtrack Version	Phil Collins: Artist
	For the Dancing and the Dreaming	Gerard Butler: Artist Peter Hollens: Artist Craig Ferguson: Artist Evynne Hollens: Artist Mary Jane Wells: Artist
	The Dragonborn Comes - The Dragonborn Comes	Peter Hollens: Artist
	Legends Never Die	League of Legends: Artist Against The Current: Artist
	Carry Me	Eurielle: Artist
	Wellerman - Sea Shanty	Nathan Evans: Artist
	I Will Always Return - Finale	Bryan Adams: Artist
	Save Your Tears	The Weeknd: Artist
	Sound The Bugle	Bryan Adams: Artist

User reviews

Laura Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension during the action sequences, heightening the excitement and drama of the fight scenes.

Carol Green

7/10

The emotional depth and nuances in the music add layers of complexity to the characters' struggles and motivations, making their journeys more compelling and relatable.

Kenneth Lee

7/10

The dynamic and energetic compositions in the soundtrack enhance the action sequences, making them even more thrilling and engaging for the audience.

Timothy Young

8/10

The use of traditional Chinese instruments in the music immerses the listener in the rich cultural setting of the film, enhancing the storytelling and character development.

Daniel Lopez

5/10

The musical themes for each faction, such as Shaolin, Wu Tang, and the Ming Sect, are distinct and help to differentiate the different groups within the narrative.

Ashley Young

6/10

The use of traditional Chinese instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic touch to the film, immersing the audience in the historical setting of the story.

Betty Thomas

2/10

The soundtrack of Kung Fu Cult Master lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the intensity of the martial arts battles depicted in the movie. The music feels generic and uninspired, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the action-packed scenes.

John Rodriguez

6/10

The incorporation of martial arts sounds and rhythms into the music enhances the overall impact of the fight sequences, making them more dynamic and engaging.

George Smith

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the storytelling, particularly in scenes involving the protagonist's quest for revenge despite his martial arts jinx.

Steven Clark

5/10

The soundtrack of Kung Fu Cult Master showcases a diverse range of musical styles, from traditional Chinese melodies to more contemporary arrangements, creating a rich and dynamic listening experience.

Thomas Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of Kung Fu Cult Master perfectly captures the essence of the martial arts world during the Yuen Dynasty. The music sets the tone for the intense rivalry between the different sects competing for power.

Elizabeth Hill

7/10

The soundtrack of Kung Fu Cult Master perfectly captures the epic and intense atmosphere of the martial arts world during the Yuen Dynasty.

Ronald White

6/10

Overall, the music in Kung Fu Cult Master plays a crucial role in enhancing the film's atmosphere and bringing the story to life, making it a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Thomas Harris

3/10

The use of traditional Chinese instruments in the soundtrack often feels forced and out of place, creating a disjointed listening experience. Instead of enhancing the setting and atmosphere of the film, the music comes across as cliché and predictable, adding little value to the overall cinematic experience.

Michelle Baker

4/10

The overall composition of the score in Kung Fu Cult Master feels repetitive and monotonous, with few memorable melodies or themes that stand out. The lack of variation in musical motifs makes it challenging to differentiate between key moments in the story, resulting in a forgettable and unremarkable soundtrack.

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