Jackie Chan's first American outing is given the deluxe blu-ray treatment from 88 Films.

The "other" film Jackie Chan made in 1992, Twin Dragons is an incredibly fun flick that gives us double the Jackie Chan action.

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.

Each and every year, like most collectors, I make a ton of purchases. I am always on the lookout for the best deals and the films that I really like. I do make a lot of "blind buys" and some of them turn out to be great buy but not all of them. Anyway, this is my list of the ten purchases I made that I love more than rest …

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.

88 Films brings us Righting Wrongs to blu-ray with four versions of the film and countless extras. This is a beautiful edition of the film that fans will love.

88 Films debuts their first 4K blu-ray release with one of the best martial arts action films to come out of the 90's, Drive.

From the director of Riki-Oh: Story of Ricky, comes a film that needs to be seen to be believed. I could describe the film to you, but that would take away some of the power it has in surprising us. Just watch the film and then buy this blu-ray.