On August 11, 2026, 88 Films is releasing the Blu-ray (Region A) for Operation ScorpioĀ (akaĀ Scorpion King), a 1992 martial arts film directed by David Lai Dai-Wai (Runaway Blues).
A young man learns martial arts from two masters of opposing styles, he then combines them to take on the local gangster’s son, who is a master of the deadly Scorpion Style.
Operation ScorpioĀ stars Chin Kar Lok (Eastern Condors), Lau Kar Leung (Drunken Master II) and Won Jin (China Strike Force).
Limited Edition Features:Ā
- Limited Edition Double Walled O-ring featuring New Artwork by Kung Fu Bob OāBrien
- Limited Edition Booklet featuring writing by Korean Film Expert Paul Bramhall and The Fanatical Dragon
Features:Ā
- 2K restoration from the original negative
- Remastered original cantonese monaural soundtrack
- Remastered English dub monaural soundtrack
- Newly translated English subtitles
- Audio commentary by Korean Film Expert Paul Bramhall
- Scorpion In Seoul – In Conversation With Won Jin
- Scene specific audio commentary by Won Jin
- Exclusive to 88 Films – A Sneak Peek atĀ Jump SeniorĀ (2024) Directed, Produced, Written, Choreographed, and Starring Won Jin
- Won Jin Audition Reel
- A Conversation with āScorpion Kingā Star Chin Kar Lok
- A Conversation with āScorpion Kingā Star Won Jin
- Lau Kar Leung Interview
- English Opening and Closing Credits
- Cantonese Trailer
- English Trailer
- Image Gallery
- Reversible Sleeve
This title is now available for pre-order at The Goodie Emporium, a U.S.-based online store that currently has many Import Shaw Brothers/Golden Harvest/martial arts DVD/Blu-ray movies in-stock ā with New titles being added regularly!
Watch the Trailer below:
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Paul is doing audio commentaries now?! It must have been only a matter of time after writing essays for 88 Films. Now letās petition an Enter the Dragon commentary from him! (Along with bodyguards for the response to it)
I said I’d do it on the one condition they simply refer to me as ‘Expert’ in the Special Features, and they listened. š (Just joking, hoping I’m not billed so ambiguously on the actual release!) It was definitely outside my comfort zone, but hopefully it’ll impart some new information about the movie that new comers won’t be familiar with. As for an ‘Enter the Dragon’ commentary track….where do I sign!?
Enter the Dragon could do with some new extras. Pretty sure we’ve had the same ones since DVD.
This movie looks like a good time overall. 88 films keep them coming
This is an old favorite of mine. Dare I hope 88films will release this in 4k or is it not mainstream enough? Also, i don’t have space nor the money to spend on blu-ray and then a 4K as well. Have done that too many times now.