You may need to give your wallet a beatdown if you attempt to buy this awful direct-to-video movie.

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This action-packed film is a must for Jet Li fans if you can get past the awful video quality and lossy DVD-era soundtrack.

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The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk may be a young Jet Li at his best, but the transfer to Blu-ray is downright horrifying, and it’s not even Halloween yet!

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Invisible Target has a less-than-perfect video transfer and no lossless audio, but this Hong Kong Cinema action flick featuring Jackie Chan’s son Jaycee will still please any action fan.

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Some of the biggest names in Hong Kong cinema appear this mildly enjoyable and lavishly filmed epic that shows up on Blu-ray with a strong AVC video encoding, but disappointing lossy Dolby Digital soundtracks that forgo the original Cantonese for Mandarin and English dubs.

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The director of Ong-Bak creates an odd mixture of martial arts action flick and family fun, but this lackluster Blu-ray transfer won’t having you doing high kicks anytime soon.

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Trying to sit through this direct-to-video Rocky sequel derivative truly is a painful experience. Ouch!

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There’s just enough action in Legend of the Tsunami Warrior to satisfy the most fanatical martial arts fans, but the film’s too long, the plot too convoluted and the picture quality is nothing to get excited about.

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If you don’t strain your brain too hard to follow this bloody, action-packed martial arts flick’s convoluted plot, you might find yourself at the tail end of an enjoyable 99-minute ride from a solid Blu-ray release.

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Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior will thrill with its nonstop smack downs and back-to-basics martial arts, but don’t expect any miracles from this low budget flick’s murky looking picture on Blu-ray.

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