Scorpion Releasing has revealed that it plans to add three new titles to its Blu-ray catalog: Dennis Steinmetz's
Record City (1977), Noel Nosseck's
Youngblood (1978), and Terry Leonard's
Death Before Dishonor (1987). The three releases are expected to arrive on the market this summer.
Record City
Synopsis: Lighthearted comedy chronicling the exploits of the employees at a record store. Starring Leonard Barr, Ed Begley Jr., Sorrell Booke, Dennis Bowen, and Ruth Buzzi.
Youngblood
Synopsis: Michael (Bryan O'Dell) is an African-American teenager in South-Central Los Angeles, being raised by a single mother and beginning to drift away from school. Before long, Michael is running with a tough local street gang, the Kingsmen, who christen him with the nickname "Youngblood". Michael greatly looks up to the gang's leader, Rommel (Hilton-Jacobs), an angry Vietnam War veteran who is beginning to accept the fact that he's getting to be too old to be involved in the street gang lifestyle.
Shortly after Michael joins the Kingsmen, they move from merely battling other similar street gangs to becoming involved in a full-scale war against a local cartel of drug dealers. And, unknown to Michael and the Kingsmen, the head of the organization is Michael's own older brother. Also starring Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Renn Woods, Vince Cannon, and Art Evans.
Death Before Dishonor
Synopsis: When a high-ranking Israeli diplomat and his family are brutally murdered by terrorists, U.S. Marine Jack Burns defies his commander's orders and launches his own bloody war of revenge against the world's deadliest assassins. Burns and his men must take foreign policy into their own hands in a relentless battle against a mighty force of well-trained, well-armed terrorists... a fight from which there is no turning back. Starring Fred Dryer, Brian Keith, Joseph Gian, Peter Parros, and Sasha Mitchell.