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Shaolin Chamber of Death: The Jackie Chan Collection (VHS, PAL, Dutch Edition)
Shaolin Chamber of Death is a classic martial-arts adventure starring Jackie Chan and presented here as part of The Jackie Chan Collection from Prime Time Entertainment.
Jackie Chan plays Little Mute, a young man living and training at a Shaolin temple. Determined to develop his martial-arts skills and eventually avenge the murder of his father, he faces the formidable challenge of passing through the Shaolin Chamber of Death. Many skilled students have attempted the chamber and failed, making it the ultimate test of his training and determination.
The film showcases the energetic physical performance and traditional kung-fu action associated with Jackie Chan's earlier martial-arts work, before his later international Hollywood success.
This is a Dutch-market VHS release from Prime Time Entertainment B.V., catalog number JC 1207, issued as part of The Jackie Chan Collection. The packaging specifies an approximate running time of 102 minutes and an age classification of 16 years.
⚠️ Signal Standard Warning
This is a PAL VHS tape, released for the Dutch/European market. Please make sure your VHS player, television, video capture device or other playback equipment supports the PAL video standard before purchasing.
PAL VHS tapes may not play correctly on NTSC-only equipment, particularly equipment intended exclusively for North American or Japanese markets. A PAL-compatible or suitable multi-standard VHS player and display is recommended.
| Movie/TV Title | Shaolin Chamber of Death |
| Studio | Prime Time Entertainment B.V. |
| Genre | Action |
| Sub-Genre | Martial Arts, Kung Fu |
| Language | Engels |
| Actor | Jackie Chan |
| Edition | Dutch Edition |
| Rating | 16 |
| Signal Standard | PAL |
| Leading Role | Jackie Chan |
| Former Rental | No |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | Netherlands |
| Catalog number | JC 1207 |
| Item condition | Very Good |
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