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From the liner notes

Hit Man File
Violent and sensual, Hit Man File is a unique new Asian action film with a distinctive Thai identity. Hit Man File’s story of ambition, revenge, murder and sacrifice reveals hypnotic beauty beneath the flash and grit of Bangkok’s underworld and explores an unending cycle of life and death that can either destroy or redeem even the most ruthless, cold-blooded assassin.

Three Seconds to Explosion
This lightening-paced 60's crime film has undercover superspy Yabuki infiltrate a sadistic, trigger-happy gang of international jewel thieves. He teams up with fellow mercenary Yamawaki, following a trail of stolen gems. A widescreen whirlwind of revenge-crazed assasins, ticking time bombs, and lingerie-clad femme fatales. Three Seconds to Explosion is a primer in the super-cool world of "no borders" exploitation cinema.

Yakuza Graveyard
One of maverick Japanese director Kinji Fukusaku's (Battle Royale, Cops vs Thugs) "darkest thug-operas" (Village Voice), Yakuza Graveyard is a gritty, brutally violent action film, a mature, poetic achievement in personal filmmaking, and a trenchant x-ray of xenophobic post-war Japanese society.

Cops vs. Thugs
In his 1975 masterpiece Cops vs Thugs, director Kinji Fukasaku (Battle Royale) paints a dynamic portrait of flourishing corruption and unchecked greed using gritty 70’s cop movie élan and true crime expose’ detail. Brimming with irresistibly brutal vitality, Cops vs Thugs demonstrates why Fukasaku counts filmmakers from Takeshi Kitano to Quentin Tarantino to Takeshi Miike as devoted acolytes.