Killzone - BLU-RAY

HE CREATED THE PERFECT KILLING MACHINE - NOW IT IS GOING TO KILL HIM!The savagery of InchThe Deer HunterInch, the brutality of InchFirst BloodInch and the unbridled power of InchRamboInch come together to create the most intense film yet about the effects of the Vietnam War - KILL ZONE.Colonel Crawford (David Campbell, Killer Workout), the sadistic commander of an advanced military training center known as InchScare CampInch, has created the most grueling and realistic exercise imaginable; to him it is brilliant, to his men... deadly. To Vietnam War veteran Jason McKenna (Fritz Matthews, Deadly Prey) it becomes all too real. His ability to distinguish between flashbacks and the ongoing exercise slowly fades. Driven by emotional terror McKenna believes he must kill to survive. He escapes the simulated prison camp and begins his reign of terror; killing the unsuspecting residents of a nearby town. Now it is up to Colonel Crawford to stop him in this action-packed adventure from director David A. Prior (Deadly Prey) and producer Jack Marino (Forgotten Heroes)

Based on actual events of a white woman who moved into a black ghetto to write a book about the men that lived there. The most relentlessly disturbing, depraved & disgusting film ever made. Due to the graphic nature of the film it was investigated by the NYPD & FBI & thought to be a Inchsnuff-film.Inch Although it was never proven, the case against Sean Weathers and his film is still considered to be open.

Kill ZoneInch - known overseas as InchSha Po LangInch is one of the most stunning Hong Kong action films made since the 80's. Working in the noirish style of John Woo, the film is populated with corrupt cops and evil crime lords. Long established martial arts star Donnie Yen plays a policeman assigned to go after a crime boss (Sammo Hung) and bring him down by any means necessary. Unlike Woo's films, the action here is geared to martial arts battles, not gunplay, and the filmmakers set out to one-up OngBak with some incredible fight scenes. Martial arts fans should jump at this, and will happily find that the story is every bit as engaging as the fight sequences.