#turtle demon

Director: Dan Duyu Screenwriter: Guan Ji'an Starring: Yin Mingzhu / Wu Wenchao / Xia Peizhen / Jiang Meikang / Zhou Hongquan / Zhan Jiali / He Peirong / Dan Erchun Genre: Drama / Action / Fantasy / Costume Country/Region of Production: Mainland China Language: No dialogue Date: 1927-02-02 (Mainland China) Duration: 59 minutes Also known as: Journey to the West: The Silken Web Cave / Spiders / The Spider Cave / 盤絲洞 / 西游记之盘丝洞 IMDb: tt3355612

Summary:

Tang Monk (played by Xue Meikang) wanted to go down the mountain alone to beg for alms, but was stopped by Sun Wukong (played by Wu Wenchao). However, Tang Monk did not listen to his apprentice's warning and insisted on going his own way. As a result, he met a Spider Spirit (played by Yin Mingzhu) living in the Pansi Cave on the way to beg for alms. The Spider Spirit captured Tang Monk in the Pansi Cave and wanted to present it to their king. Sun Wukong had not seen his master for a long time and set out to look for him. Zhu Bajie also encountered many beautiful female demons in the Pansi Cave and was seduced by them. Zhu Bajie, who was obsessed with Spirits, relaxed his vigilance and was also captured by the monsters. Sun Wukong came to the Pansi Cave and fought fiercely with the monsters, but he was outnumbered. At this critical juncture, Guanyin Bodhisattva appeared and taught Sun Wukong a set of skills to subdue demons and exorcise demons. Sun Wukong, who was re-equipped, fought against the monsters again and finally won.

Source: https://chinesemov.com/1927/Cave-of-the-Silken-Web

Director: He Menghua Screenwriter: Cheng Gang Starring: Yue Hua / He Fan / Peng Peng / Zhang Zhongwen Genre: Drama / Action / Fantasy / Costume Country/Region of Production: Hong Kong, China Language: Mandarin Chinese Date: 1966-01-18 Duration: 112 minutes IMDb: tt0121568 Type: Retelling

Summary:

The story takes place in the early years of the Tang Dynasty. In order to save the souls in the East, a generation of eminent monk Tang Monk (played by Fan He) received the support of the Tang Dynasty king. Under the escort of a large army of soldiers and horses, he went to the Buddhist land in the West to obtain the Tripitaka Sutra. Needless to say, the journey was rough and arduous, and there were also monsters and spirits in the caves and mountains who were ready to eat Tang Seng. The sky was clear just a moment ago, but in the blink of an eye there was flying sand and rocks. It turned out that the monster Demon King Black Wind cast a spell, causing Tang Monk and his followers to be separated, and the monsters fought for Tang Monk even more. Tang Seng fled all the way and was exhausted. Finally, he met the Monkey King (played by Yue Hua), Sun Wukong, who had been suppressed here for five hundred years in the Five Elements Mountains. Wukong received the guidance of Bodhisattva Guanyin and promised to protect Monk Tang from studying in the West. With the help of his highly skilled martial arts apprentice, Tang Seng finally calmed down for the time being.

During the next journey, they encountered Zhu Bajie (played by Peng Peng), Monk Sha (played by Tian Chen) from Gaolaozhuang, and the Little White Dragon from Bailongtan. The magnificent story of Journey to the West was officially staged...

Source: https://chinesemov.com/1966/Monkey-Goes-West