film is sampled in "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'" from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and "Intro (Shaolin Finger Jab)" from The W. The movie is also sampled in songs appearing on solo albums by Wu-Tang Clan members: "Snakes" from Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version by Ol' Dirty Bastard, and "Born Chamber (Intro)" from No Said Date by Masta Killa. An all-female hip hop group affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan, formed in 1997, was known as Deadly Venoms (originally called Five Deadly Venoms before the departure of one of the five members). The 1999 album title and artwork by New York Metalcore act Merauder were inspired by the movie. In Power Rangers Jungle Fury a group of recurring villains is known as the "Five Fingers of Poison". The elite of Dai Shi's Rinshi, their members consist of Rantipede, Gakko, Toady, Stingerella, and Naja. They transform respectively into a centipede, gecko, toad, scorpion, and cobra. The 2009 EP Keywords for Robots by the band Wembley begins with a track called "Five Deadly Venoms". In Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill, the five assassins of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad are a reference to the Five Deadly Venoms. In the 2010 film True Legend, the foster brother of Su (The Drunken Master), Yuan, has mastered the 5 Venom Fists. His dead father was using it to kill innocent people and was killed by Su's father to stop him. In another scene, they show Yuan putting his arms into nests with the five venom-creating creatures, and they inject and give it to him through his skin. They portray it as the source of his Qi. It is the name of a poison shop in World of Warcraft'''s capital city, Stormwind. A few scenes use music from the soundtrack of Monty Python and the Holy Grail''. DVD release The film received a DVD release by the Weinstein Company's Asian label, Dragon Dynasty, on 18 August 2009. See also Venom Mob References External links Venom Lo Mang's first visit to U.S. / Philadelphia, August 2007 HK Cinemagic entry 1978 films 1978 martial arts films Hong Kong martial arts films 1970s Mandarin-language films Kung fu films Shaw Brothers Studio films Films directed by Chang Cheh 1970s Hong Kong films