Not sure how, if at all, valuable these will be but since it is the work of a few minutes here they are:

If I didn't know this was a film from 1982, your review sounds like it could be for any number of videogrammes made in the last 7 or 8 years. As such, and in spite of your comments that this is one of the worst movies you've seen, I must now see it!

Is this out on some public domain label? Where'd you find it?

"Trap/Cop Killer" is from Netflix and is on of two movies on this disc, the other being "Escape from Brothel" from which many of the reasons for watching may have been edited from this release.

According to the liner notes it is part of a set--here is an Amazon. com review of one way it has been packaged:

http://www.amazon.com/All-New-Wu-Tang-Collection/dp/B000784WB8

Man, I've seen that box set so many times at Best Buy and I just couldn't bring myself to spring for it, for two main reasons: firstly, I can't stand the Wu-Tang Clan (not so much their music as their ridiculous co-opting of this kind of material) and secondly, the inclusion of an audio interview as one of the 20 programs included in the set! Thanks to your link, I now know that this 20-Pack is in actuality more of a 14 pack when it comes to feature films.

But then again, I did just buy the Martial Arts 50 Pack from Mill Creek, so I probably shouldn't be talking about standards!

Actually, I just noticed "Lau Tak Wah" under Kenneth Tsang's name in the credits above! I certainly don't see Andy Lau's picture in Ed's gallery, so is it safe to assume this is someone else?

I do not know who is that Lau Tak-Wah

Added pres., prod., phot., ed., 2 actors and 5 aliases.