Witch From Nepal (1986)
Part of the same mid-80s trend in Hong Kong for exotic adventure films that gave us the bonkers Seventh Curse, Witch From Nepal sees vacationing regular guy Chow Yun Fat marked out by a young priestess (Emily Chu) as the reincarnation of her deceased master (I think?), after he badly injures himself on safari. She then trains him in the art of ancient magic, so that he can fight the demon warrior who destroyed her sacred temple. Should probably have stuck with the city break to be honest.
Broadly speaking, the film follows a similar trajectory to Highlander, in that it's mostly a light romantic fantasy, periodically interrupted by bursts of action. This is a nice looking movie with some good special effects work and appealling turns from the lead actors, but narratively there's very little to it - impressive though the action is, it often feels like it's just been thrown in for the hell of it, and the film is a bit undermined by its inability to suitably resolve the central love-triangle between CYF's character, his girlfriend and the priestess. In fact, it actually feels a lot like what you might end up with if someone watched Highlander with the sound turned off and was then cajoled into writing their own version of it. It's watchable, but Seventh Curse is infinitely more fun.