"Welcome back to the Arrow Video Store! In the late ’80s and early ’90s boom of DTV action films, vengeance was a key theme amongst the bullet-ridden gun fights, vehicular explosions, helicopters and the muscly-man on a mission. In this second edition of Arrow Video’s Enter the Video Store series, we collate some of the more underrated and lesser-seen gems from the period, featuring a wonderfully nostalgic cast list including Dolph Lundgren, Yaphet Kotto, John Saxon, John Schneider, Ken Foree, David Hasselhoff and scores more.

In Ministry of Vengeance, Vietnam vet and devoted minister Rev. David Miller (John Schneider) puts down his Bible in exchange for an assault rifle to take revenge on the Lebanese terrorists who murdered his family. Meanwhile, in The Final Alliance, ex-Marine Will Colton (David Hasselhoff) returns to his small hometown with his pet puma to take on a corrupt sheriff and a gang of bikers led by an albino named Ghost (John Saxon). The hugely enjoyable cult classic R.O.T.O.R. presents a rogue robotic cop who takes to the streets of Dallas acting as judge, jury and executioner – and only its creator, robotics expert Barrett Coldyron, can stop him! In Peter Maris’ film Hangfire, Vietnam veteran and local Sheriff Ike Slayton (Brad Davis) teams up with his old army friend, Billy (Ken Foree), to rescue his wife held hostage by a large group of escaped convicts. Finally, stunt legend Vic Armstrong’s directorial debut Joshua Tree sees Dolph Lundgren on the run and seeking revenge against the corrupt cop (George Segal) who framed him and put him behind bars.

Newly remastered from the best materials available, along with brand new and archival extra features, it’s time to order in your favourite takeaway, put your legs up on the sofa and settle in for night of classic ’80s and ’90s Video Vengeance.

LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS

• Limited Edition packaging featuring newly commissioned artwork by Laurie Greasley 

• Reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Yvan Quinet 

• Collectors' perfect-bound book featuring new writing on the films by Paul Lê, Jennie Kermode, Yasmina Ketita, Russell Lee and John Torrani, plus select archival material