1080p High Definition
Aspect Radio 2.35 : 1
Dolby Digital
Language： Mandarin, Cantonese, English
Subtitles : Chinese, English, Malaysian, Indonesian

Special Features :
Trailers
Behind the scenes
Photo Gallery
A Hero Birth Place
Hero on the Scaffolding
Interview With Liu Chia Hui

1. the 36th Chamber Of Shaolin (Blu-ray) (Shaw Brothers) (1978)
Synopsis :
The legendary martial arts director wanted to do the impossible: create a kung-fu filled epic about the making of a Shaolin Temple master -- a "love story of the spirit," as he called it. The result (a.k.a. Master Killer) was Shaws' number one hit of 1978, the 24th Asian Film Festival's Best Martial Arts Award winner, and is considered a trendsetting, innovative masterpiece throughout the world. Liang's adoptive brother stars as a reluctant rebel who arduously masters one training "chamber" after another.

2. Return To The 36th Chamber (Blu-ray) (Shaw Brothers) (1980)
Synopsis :
The original 36th Chamber of Shaolin (a.k.a. Master Killer) proved so popular that a sequel was called for. But master martial arts filmmaker Lau Kar Leung (a.k.a. Liu Chia-liang) eschewed the plot and characters of the original to create a delightful all-new story which showcased his adoptive brother as a hapless loser... That is, until he is convinced to help repair the run-down Shaolin Temple. Only then does he unknowingly learn a new kind of construction kung-fu to liberate his townspeople from the persecuting Manchus!

3. Disciples Of The 36th Chamber (Blu-ray) (Shaw Brothers) (1984)
Synopsis :
Legendary martial arts director Liu Chia- liang (a.k.a. Lau Kar Leung) strikes gold as he directs the golden robed real life hero Monk San Te played by his half-brother Liu Chia-hui (a.k.a. Gordon Liu). Gordon reprises the role that shot him into superstardom in The 36th Chamber of Shaolin in the unofficial third sequel Disciples of the 36th Chamber. Per usual, Liu's action direction is mind-boggling and never ceases to amaze.