The Super Inframan (Shan Hua, 1975)

HONG KONG’S ORIGINAL MONSTER MASH!

When the sinister Princess Elzebub and her demonic minions ascend from the centre of the Earth to conquer Hong Kong and then the rest of the world, only Professor Liu Ying-de and the Science Headquarters stand in their way. Danny Lee stars as a young man transformed into Inframan, the sensational superhero made beyond bionics! With solar rays and thunderbolt fists, he sets out to vanquish humankind’s enemies forever in this fantastical story of rubber-suited villainy and plastic armor heroism.

Featuring not just one but two Bruceploitation stars (Danny Lee and Bruce Le), the mind-boggling fight choreography of Lan-Shan Ho (The Way of the Dragon), and costumes and creature designs by Ekisu Productions (Kamen Rider), The Super Inframan is a singular tokusatsu action experience from the legendary Shaw Brothers Studio.

SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

• Brand New High Definition digital transfer
• High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation
• Original Mandarin mono audio, plus 2.0 and 5.1 Dolby Surround Options, and English mono audio dub track (uncompressed LPCM)
• New English subtitles
• New interviews with actors Danny Lee, Bruce Le, and Terry Lau
• Introduction by Mystery Science Theater 3000 producer Joel Hodgson
• Director Jörg Buttgereit on The Super Inframan
• Original theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Booklet featuring writing on the film by Damon Foster and August Ragone and interview with director Shan Hua

The Man From Hong Kong (Brian Trenchard-Smith, 1975)

“This movie f*****g kicks ass!” – Quentin Tarantino

Fast! Fierce! Fantastic! Nothing can stop … The Man From Hong Kong.  From maverick action film director Brian Trenchard-Smith comes this spy-flick spoof starring kung fu extraordinaire Jimmy Wang Yu!  Super cop Fang Sing Leng is an ass-kicking, bed-hopping Hong Kong James Bond with an axe to grind.  He arrives in Sydney with a mission: To bring down a mob boss (George Lazenby), woo some ladies and show the Aussies how they make a man in Hong Kong!  No wonder it smashed box office records around the globe!  Bursting with foot-to-the-floor, hi-octane car carnage and equally spectacular martial arts mayhem, The Man From Hong Kong (a.k.a The Dragon Files) is a pure, unadulterated 1970s thrill-ride from the first kick to the last crash.  This Aussie classic is finally available in North America, and not a moment too soon!

Special Features:

• Audio commentary with director Brian Trenchard-Smith, actor Hugh Keays Byrne, and stunt director and performer Grant Page
• Kung Fu Killers: Trenchard-Smith’s 1974 documentary following Australia’s première stunt man Grant Page to Hong Kong in search of Bruce Lee’s successor as the next great martial arts movie star
• Hospitals Don’t Burn Down: Trenchard-Smith’s 1978 short film
• Audio commentary with Trenchard-Smith on Kung Fu Killers and Hospitals Don’t Burn Down
• Excerpt from Mark Hartley’s 2008 documentary Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild Untold Story of Ozploitation!
  
• Q&A with Brian Trenchard-Smith at the 2008 Fantastic Fest
• Theatrical and home video trailers
• Radio-spots
• Behind-the scenes footage and image gallery
• 42-page booklet of promotional materials including posters, lobby-cards, and home video packaging

Sky High Edition – Package includes:

• The Man From Hong Kong on Blu-ray or Standard DVD with over 4 hours of bonus material
• High quality 720p HD Digital Download of the Film
• Instant Download of the 16-track The Man From Hong Kong Soundtrack including Noel Quinlan’s 14 track Original Score and 2 versions of “Sky High” by Jigsaw
• 27″ x 40″ Theatrical Poster autographed by Trenchard-Smith
• Henchman-styled temporary dragon tattoos