Snake Eater III: His Law (1992)

Title: SNAKE EATER III...HIS LAW
Box Tagline: No rules. No system. No mercy.
Starring: Lorenzo Lamas, Minor Mustain, Tracey Cook, Scott "Bam Bam" Bigelow
Directed By: George Erschbamer
Release Year: 1992
VHS Release Year: 1992
Distributor: CFP Video, Cineglobe Video Inc.
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 11264
Trailers/Previews: N/A

Released in 1992 by C/FP Video and as indicated by the sticker on the back box, "exclusively distributed in Canada by Cineglobe Video Inc".

There are no trailers/previews prior to the feature.

Available in both SP & EP/SLP modes.

Features a role by WWF Legend, Bam Bam Bigelow.

The American VHS features trailers for K2: The Ultimate High, Trancers 3: Deth Lives and Time Out: The Truth About HIV, AIDS, and You. (Info courtesy of Ryan W. Featherston)

Last Updated: Mar. 25, 2019

The Swordsman (1992)

Title: THE SWORDSMAN
Box Tagline: He Lived And Died A Hundred Times, Now He Has 24 Hours To Unravel 2000 Years Of Mystery.
Starring: Lorenzo Lamas, Claire Stansfield, Michael Champion, Nicholas Pasco, Raoul Trujillo
Directed By: Michael Kennedy
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Release Year: 1992
VHS Release Year: 1992
Distributor: CFP Video/Cineglobe
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 11320
Previews/Trailers: None

Canadian exclusive released in 1992 by C/FP Video/Cineglobe.

Recorded in EP/SLP mode.

Film is very similar to the 1986 cult classic "Highlander". Some Highlander franchise alumni also appear in   this film. Raoul Trujillo is in Highlander III as Khabul Khan, and Michael Copeman was a regular on Highlander: The Raven as Carl Magnus.

There is also a US version released by Republic Pictures Home Video.

As of this writing, this film has yet to be released on Region 1 DVD.

Followed by a sequel in 1995, "Gladiator Cop".

Contains no trailers/previews.

Rampage (1987)

Canadian version released in 1992 by C/FP Video.

There is also a version with a "red" cover released by Paramount Home Video.

There are no trailers prior to the feature.

Showdown In Little Tokyo (1991)

Title: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO
Starring: Dolph Lundgren, Brandon Lee, Tia Carrere, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Philip Tan
Directed By: Mark L. Lester
Release Year: 1991
VHS Release Year: 1992
Distributor: Warner Bros. Home Video
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 12311

Released in 1992 by Warner Home Video.

There are no trailers prior to the feature.

Title: LES JUSTICIERS DE LITTLE TOKYO
Starring: Dolph Lundgren, Brandon Lee, Tia Carrere, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Philip Tan
Directed By: Mark L. Lester
Release Year: 1991
VHS Release Year: 1997
Distributor: Warner Home Video
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 14984F

Released in 1992 by Warner Home Video.

There are no trailers prior to the feature.

This is a french version released in french speaking parts of Canada.

Last updated: Sept. 28, 2015

Child of Darkness, Child of Light (1991)

Title: CHILD OF DARKNESS, CHILD OF LIGHT
Starring: Anthony John Denison, Brad Davis, Paxton Whitehead, Sela Ward, Brendan Fraser
Directed By: Marina Sargenti
Release Year: 1991
VHS Release Year: 1992
Distributor: Paramount Home Video
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 83420

Released in 1992 by Paramount Home Video.

Made for TV movie, with an early appearance by Brendan Fraser.

Contains the super lame family themed "Put a little weekend into your week, rent a video" promo prior to the feature.

There are no trailers prior to the feature.

Tales From The Crypt: Volume 3

Title: TALES FROM THE CRYPT VOL. 3
Starring: Demi Moore, Kelly Preston, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lance Henriksen, William Hickey
Directed By: Howard Deutch, Arnold Schwarzenegger, & Walter Hill
Release Year: 1992
VHS Release Year: 1992
Distributor: Warner Home Video
Box Type: Slipcase
Catalog #: 35320

This is a 1992 slipcase release distributed by Warner Home Video.

This is a collection of the first three episodes from season two of the HBO series, "Tales From The Crypt"

The three "tales" in this collection are "Dead Right", "The Switch" (Directed and with a brief cameo by Arnold Schwarzenegger), & the outstanding, "Cutting Cards".

The Warner Home Video ident is shown before the feature.

There are no previews before the feature.

This collection is titled, "Volume 3". The other two volumes in this series were released on VHS by HBO Video as "Tales From The Crypt" in 1989 & "All New! Tales From The Crypt" in 1990. Neither had "Volume" in it's title.

The episodes are edited together without their opening and end credits, each segments credits are edited together in a scrolling screen credit sequence, giving it more of a theatrical horror anthology feel.

The themes from each individual episode along with the main title theme by Danny Elfman are played over the end credits.

The opening intro for "Tales From The Crypt" usually opens with "Home Box Office Presents", however being that this is distributed by Warner Bros., this collection opens with "Warner Bros. Presents". The Tales From The Crypt logo also features a cheaply inserted "Vol. III" graphic below it's title.

Arnold Schwarzenegger made his directorial debut with "The Switch".

Rich Rossovich, who plays Hans/Carlton in "The Switch" also appeared with Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Terminator". He played Ginger's (Sarah Connor's roomie) boyfriend.

Psychic

Psychic
Release Date: 1991
VHS Release Date: 1992
Vidmark Entertainmant
Starring Catherine Mary Stewart, Michael Nouri, Zach Galligan
Directed by George Mihalka
Catalog #: VM 5388

Released by Vidmark Entertainment in 1992.

This is a Screener copy.

The "Screener Copy" information is printed on the box and is not a sticker.

Like most screener copies, the label on the cassette is cheaply typed and looks homemade.

The label on the cassette reads,
"Cineglobe/C/FP
Screening Copy
"Psychic"
December 18, 1991
Release Date: February 6, 1992"

The trailer and a commercial package featuring retailer information for this film appear before the feature.

While the label states a release date for February 6, 1992, the retailer commercial states a release date of January 29, 1992. The order date was January 14, 1992.

If a retailer purchased a two-pack of this film they would have recieved a lighted "Psychic" counter display.

Vidmark backed this release with full page four color ads in retailer newsletters, "Video Store", "Video Business" & "Video Insider".