The Mighty Peking Man

aka Xing xing wang; Goliathon; Mighty Peking Man

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Torn from their jungle paradise… betrayed by those they trusted… destruction for all!

Film Synopsis

The Mighty Peking Man (1977) portrays an adventurer recruited to locate a legendary giant ape after reports of the creature emerge from the Himalayan wilderness. As commercial interests, conflicting loyalties, and the bond between the ape and its human companion complicate the expedition, the pursuit gives way to escalating danger that reaches far beyond the mountains. Blending monster adventure, fantasy, and action spectacle, this Hong Kong creature feature examines humanity’s exploitation of nature, the corrosive influence of greed, and the tragic consequences of forcing the wild into captivity.

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Comparison of The Mighty Peking Man Blu-ray & DVD Editions
Disc Extras
Imprint BD-B/AU 2026
Arrow BD-A,B/US/OOP 2021
88 Films BD-B/UK/OOP 2017
Miramax DVD-0/US 2000
Audio Commentary by Bey Logan
Audio Commentary by Ian Jane
Audio Commentary by Travis Crawford
Interview with Actor Keizo Murase (19:23)
Interview with Actor Ku Feng (2004, 7:18)
Interview with Director Meng-Hua Ho (2003, 24:04)
Alternate US Opening Title Sequence as “Goliathon” (1:18)
Alternate US TV Credits as “Goliathon” (1:11)
Behind-the-Scenes Footage (28:30)
Stills Gallery
Digital Reissue Trailer (1:07)
Dutch Theatrical Trailer (2:51)
German Theatrical Trailer (2:26)
Hong Kong Theatrical Trailer (3:23)
Theatrical Trailer
US Re-Release Trailer (2:27)
US Theatrical Trailer
US TV Spot (0:35)

Edition and Packaging Notes

  • Imprint’s Blu-ray is included in the “Shaw-Shock: Shaw Brothers Horror Collection, Volume 5” box set with Black Magic (1975) and Black Magic 2 (1976).
  • Arrow’s Blu-ray is included in the “Shawscope Volume One” box set containing a 60-page booklet with writing by Simon Abrams, Terrence J. Brady, David Desser and James Flower, and two soundtrack CDs.
  • 88 Films’ “88 Asia Collection” Blu-ray includes an 8-page booklet with writing by Calum Waddell (“The Balled of Danny Lee”). Reissued as a standard edition without booklet (2018/12/10).
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