The Rebel Intruders is a 1980 Hong Kong action film directed by Chang Cheh. The main characters are a trio of refugees – Ching (Ti Lung), Dan (David Chiang), and Sam (Chen Kuan Tai) – who have fled from their war-torn village and end up in a town that is a haven for rebels fighting against the oppressive government forces.
Ching, Dan, and Sam are initially hesitant to get involved in the rebellion, but they soon realize that they have no other choice if they want to survive. They join forces with the local rebel leaders, including the charismatic Shi (Tanny Tien Ni) and the ruthless Hu (Wang Lung Wei), and begin fighting back against Lu Feng (Johnny Wang), a powerful general who has been tasked with wiping out all rebels in the area.
As they journey south, the group faces numerous dangers and obstacles, including attacks from enemy soldiers, traitors within their own ranks, and harsh weather conditions. Along the way, they also encounter a number of other characters, including a female bandit who becomes Dan's love interest, and a group of monks who offer them shelter and spiritual guidance.
Despite the constant threat of danger, the rebels remain determined to fight for what they believe in, and the film climaxes in a stirring showdown between Ching and Lu Feng, with the fate of the rebellion hanging in the balance. In the end, the rebels emerge victorious, but not without suffering significant losses along the way.
With its thrilling action sequences, colorful characters, and themes of brotherhood and sacrifice, The Rebel Intruders remains a beloved classic of Hong Kong cinema.