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* EntitledToHaveYou: Wins Without A Knife Yakuma toward Wu Shao Tieh after he saves her life. She acknowledges that she owes him her life, but that doesn't mean she owes him ''herself''.
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* ExploitedImmunity: The Chinese characters customarily wear shoes, while the Thai Boxer doesn't. They lure him into a fighting environment that attacks his feet.
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* UsefulNotes/NonNaziSwastika: The Swastika that Fung Shen Wu Chi wears has nothing to do with Nazism. Instead, it's a Buddhist holy symbol, meant to add to his disguise as a "Buddhist Lama".
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* ValuesDissonance: The Swastika that Fung Shen Wu Chi wears has nothing to do with Nazism. Instead, it's a Buddhist holy symbol, meant to add to his disguise as a "Buddhist Lama".
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* EvilOldFolks: The title character is an old man, and the main villain of the film.
* ForeignRulingClass: Tien Lung's masters in the Manchu government of China.
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* MadeOfIron: The Mongolian fighter's power is total immunity to attacks, until his eyes are poked out.
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* MadeOfIron: The Mongolian fighter's power is total immunity to attacks, until his eyes are poked out. Perhaps he practices [[Film/FiveDeadlyVenoms Toad Style kung fu]].
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''Master of the Flying Guillotine'' is considered a classic martial arts movie and has influenced many films of the genre that followed. It enjoyed a recent surge of popularity when ''Film/KillBill'' referenced the villain's {{leitmotif}}, an excerpt of the song "Super 16" by Music/{{Neu}}.
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''Master of the Flying Guillotine'' is considered a classic martial arts movie and has influenced many films of the genre that followed. followed, as well as earning a shoutout in the Music/WuTangClan's classic track "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nothin ta F Wit'"[[note]]Fatal flying guillotine chops off your fuckin' head![[/note]]. It enjoyed a recent surge of popularity in the early 2000s when ''Film/KillBill'' referenced the villain's {{leitmotif}}, an excerpt of the song "Super 16" by Music/{{Neu}}.
