The Invisible Fight - BLU-RAY

KINO LORBER - INVISIBLE FIGHT - DVD / USSR-China border, 1973 Young soldier Rafael is on guard duty when the border falls under attack from flying Chinese kung fu warriors, leaving him as the sole survivor. Utterly fascinated by the long-haired martial artists who easily dispatched his fellow guards, all while blasting forbidden Black Sabbath music from their portable radio, Rafael is struck by a revelation he too wants to become a kung fu warrior. Looking for mentorship but with limited options, faith leads Rafael to seek martial arts teachers at the most unlikely of places the local Eastern Orthodox monastery, where the black-clad monks begin his training. With a skeptical mother, a rival monk, and a budding love interest pulling him in different directions, Rafael finds that his journey to unlock the greatest martial art of all - the almighty power of humility - is long, winding, and full of kick-ass adventures. Run time 1 hour and 54 minutes

Having developed a formula, that when applied to clothing renders a person invisible, an evil genius calling himself InchThe Phantom RulerInch is bent on creating an army of InchinvisibleInch soldiers in his efforts to rule the planet. Cloaked in invisibility, InchThe Phantom RulerInch is able to steal money and materials to move forward with his plans of domination. In steps investigator Lane Carson (Richard Webb, Out of the Past), who's out to foil those plans. With the assistance of detective Carol Richards (Aline Towne, Send Me No Flowers) they are soon hot on the heels of the would-be dictator and his henchman. With action and adventure at every turn, The Invisible Monster offers 12 heart-pounding chapters that include Slaves of the Phantom, High Voltage Danger and Death's Highway.

When remained-in-country Vietnam vet Sam Wood (Brent Huff) was approached by TV reporter Maryline Kane (Mary Stavin), he knew she wasn't looking for his life story. His instincts were right-as she believed that her father was in the still-operational hellhole POW camp Wood barely escaped from. Learning that the commandant (Werner Pochath) that tortured him was still in charge, he found incentive to go back. Explosive exploitationer from Bruno Mattei co-stars John Van Dreelen, Romano Puppo. 93 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English; audio commentary; featurettes; theatrical trailer.