At long last, we get Bruce Lee in 4K and Arrow Video has gone above and beyond with this set with each film being presented in multiple versions along with tons of special features. This is the set to end all Bruce Lee sets.

Studio: Edel Germany GmbH  Release Date: December 23rd, 1992 (video premiere) / March 18th, 2016 (blu-ray) Run Time: 1 hour 37 minutes 50 seconds Region Code: No. Discs: 1 (blu-ray) Picture: 1080p (1.78:1 aspect ratio) Sound: German Dolby Digital 2.0 / English Dolby Digital 2.0 Subtitles: No Slipcover: No Digital Copy: No St…

DigiDreams brings the final film in the original Nemesis cycle with City of Angels or Death Angel or Cry of Angels to blu-ray and the results are pleasing.

The sequel to the video store classic Nemesis makes its way to blu-ray with two versions of the film and an assortment of worthwhile special features.

American Cyborg: Steel Warrior (or as the title card says: Steel American Cyborg Warrior) was a staple of the video store in the 90s and DigiDreams has brought it to blu-ray.

Digidreams gives us another Video Store Classic with The Demolitionist, a film that had so much potential but never really embraces its wackiness.

Umbrella unleashes the 'stach with five of Burt Reynolds most entertaining films and collects them in one awesome blu-ray set. This is a must-own for Reynolds fans.

German company Digidreams brings us one of PM Entertainment's most exciting films, Hologram Man, to blu-ray with many of the trappings that plague the studio's other releases, though not as bad.

88 Films brings the very interesting Iceman Cometh to blu-ray with all the bells and whistles that we have come to expect from the label and we take a look at it.

88 Films goes back to one of their earliest Hong Kong cinema blu-ray releases with spectacular results.

Australian home media company Imprint Films gives what is arguably the definitive edition of the 1953 sci-fi classic, The War of the Worlds with this 4K blu-ray release.

The 1988 Jackie Chan/Sammo Hung/Yuen Biao flick, Dragons Forever, has finally been given the treatment it deserves from the fine folks over at 88 Films. Read our review to find out more. This review has been updated to include our thoughts on 88 Films' 4K Blu-ray release.

Eureka Video brings us another Sammo Hung horror/comedy/martial arts film with The Dead and the Deadly and we take a look at the blu-ray.

Two classic kung fu flicks featuring Angela Mao have made their way to blu-ray courtesy of Eureka Entertainment. Is this set worth picking? Read our review to find out.

Robin Hood at Hammer collects three Robin Hood films together along with some very worthwhile special features in this beautiful release.

Megaforce has a reputation for being not only one of the worst films ever made, but also one of the biggest box office bombs of the 80s. Does the film live up to the reputation and does the blu-ray help dispel this reputation?

The Yuen Woo-ping director Tiger Cage Trilogy gets the deluxe treatment on blu-ray from 88 Films UK.

Eureka Entertainment graces us with another Sammo Hung flick in the form of The Shaolin Plot. Is the film any good? Is the blu-ray worth picking up?

One of the worst Jackie Chan films comes to blu-ray care of the fine folks over at 88 Films. I hate this film so much, but the blu-ray is pretty nice.

The Tony Scott directed, Quentin Tarantino scripted masterpiece that is True Romance has been given the 4K treatment from Arrow Video. Is this a worthy upgrade or should you wait for something better?