Severin Films Brings Martial Arts Frenzy to Fans with "The Game of Clones: Bruceploitation Collection, Vol. 1"

Severin Films is set to excite martial arts cinema enthusiasts with the release of “The Game of Clones: Bruceploitation Collection, Vol. 1,” a treasure trove of martial arts mayhem celebrating the unique genre born in the wake of Bruce Lee’s untimely death. This expansive collection, priced at $199.95srp, is slated for release on May 21, exclusively available on SeverinFilms.com, with “Enter The Clones” also hitting digital platforms on April 30 and available as a standalone Blu-ray on May 21.

In the aftermath of Bruce Lee’s passing, the film industry witnessed the rise of Bruceploitation, a genre that saw skilled martial artists emulate Lee’s iconic style, charisma, and martial arts prowess. “The Game of Clones” collection assembles 14 of the finest films from this fascinating sub-genre, featuring legends like Bruce Li, Bruce Le, Dragon Lee, and Bruce Liang. Each film has been meticulously restored from the original film elements for the first time, offering fans and newcomers alike a pristine viewing experience.

The seven-disc collection, which includes a limited edition webstore exclusive disc, comes packed with over 24 hours of special features, including new interviews, audio commentaries, and featurettes that delve into the world of Bruceploitation. A highlight of the collection is the award-winning documentary “Enter The Clones of Bruce,” where director David Gregory explores the saga behind the phenomenon. The set also includes a 100-page book filled with essays, posters, rare photos, and more, making it an essential addition to any martial arts film collector’s library.

Special Features and Restoration Highlights:

A new 2K restoration of all 14 Bruceploitation classics, including rarities and never-before-seen footage.
Exclusive special features such as audio commentary with writer/director Dick Maas and editor Hans van Dongen, and interviews with the stars.
“Enter The Clones of Bruce,” a documentary offering an in-depth look at the genre, featuring interviews with the surviving “Bruces,” martial arts legends, and key figures in the industry.

Must-Watch Highlights in the Collection:

“The Clones of Bruce Lee” (1980), “Enter Three Dragons” (1978), “Enter the Game of Death” (1978), and many more, showcasing the best and most bizarre of Bruceploitation cinema.
The inclusion of “The Big Boss Part II” (1976), a never-before-available (just for us in the US, I believe) sequel that continues to intrigue fans of the genre.
Comprehensive coverage of each film’s context, impact, and legacy, ensuring both entertainment and education for viewers.

This groundbreaking collection from Severin Films not only pays homage to the enduring legacy of Bruce Lee but also celebrates the creativity and ingenuity of the Bruceploitation genre. “The Game of Clones: Bruceploitation Collection, Vol. 1” is a testament to the genre’s place in martial arts cinema history, offering an unrivaled exploration of its charm, challenges, and cultural impact.