SYNGENOR and DARK FORCES Back on DVD
October 28th, 2008 will also be the day that SYNGENOR and DARK FORCES find they way on to DVD once again. Both titles were originally released by Elite Entertainment and discontinued about two years ago.
SYNGENOR (1990)Norton Cyberdyne, a multinational corporation, produces high-tech military technology. Their latest super-weapon is the “SYNGENOR” (SYNthesized GENetic ORganism), a perfect “super-soldier” killing machine. Unfortunately, the prototype is loose and leaving a trail of bodies in a gruesome killing spree! As the bodies pile up, newly-spawned SYNGENORs emerge from the basement of the building and a battle rages between the mutants and the humans. The SYNGENORs must be stopped before they can escape the building and wreak havoc on the outside world! SYNGENOR features special visual effects from Robert and Dennis Skotak (visual effects creators for ALIENS and THE ABYSS) and horrific creature designs by William Malone (HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL). Starring David Gale and Starr Andreef.
- Special Features include audio commentary with actress Starr Andreef, writer Brent
Friedman & producer Jack Murphy, photo & publicity gallery, three featurettes, & more.
DARK FORCES (1980)A modern-day politician is faced with an incomprehensible power in this startling, award-winning supernatural thriller. Senator Rast holds a powerful government position, but he’s no match for the extraordinary power of the enigmatic stranger who mysteriously comes to “visit” him. Possessing uncanny magical prowess and psychic abilities, the seemingly benevolent visitor quickly gains hold of the Senator and his family. When the visitor becomes aware of Rast’s loveless family life, he uses his powers to gain control over the Senator’s wife and son. Will these dark forces be Rast’s undoing, or will the diabolical drifter finally meet his match? Starring David Hemmings, Robert Powell, and Gus Mercurio.
- Special Features include audio commentary with director Simon Wincer and producer
Antony I. Ginnane, photo gallery, isolated music score, and more.
Both DVDs will retail for $19.95 USD.
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