| english title | The Weird Man |
| year | 1983 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | CHANG Cheh - 張徹 | |
| actor | CHIU Kwok | |
| WAN Seung Lam | ||
| NGAI Tim-Choi | ||
| LAM Chi-Tai | ||
| WONG Ching Ho | ||
| CHOW Kin Ping | ||
| YU Tai Ping | ||
| YIU Man-Kei | ||
| HUNG San-Nam | ||
| KWAN Feng | ||
| WONG Lik | ||
| Ricky CHENG Tien Chi | ||
| Jason PAI Piao | ||
| KU Kuan-Chung | ||
| NGAAI Fei | ||
| LUNG Tien-Hsiang | ||
| CHU Ko | ||
| LO Meng - 羅莽 | ||
| producer | Mona FONG Yat Wah | |
| action director | CHU Ko | |
| Ricky CHENG Tien Chi | ||
| scriptwriter | CHANG Cheh - 張徹 |
| genres | kung-fu |
| distributor | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
| production studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
The Weird Man is popular director Chang Cheh's bizarre screen adaptation of the famous Chinese literary classic Romance Of The Three Kingdoms. Chang is famous for his lone swordsman and hero films, and freakily, The Weird Man is no exception. The film's star Cheng Tien-chi playing a righteous, beheaded priest with supernatural powers that returns from the dead to wreak havoc against one of the corrupt kingdoms, making Cheng a heroic "swords-ghost." It's insane sanity to the max.
