Black Scorpion  /  DVD-Video
Standard 1.33:1 Color  /  Production Year: 1995  /  Region 1

Large: Front • Back

1 used and new from $25.50

Discontinued By Studio Learn About Used Items

Select Product View: General Info 1 Empire Review Customer Comments Suggestions 1 Used Product Box Cover Screen Shots Email a Friend Overall Rating: 3.75 out of 5, including 1 review Be the first customer to comment on this Title. Synopsis Justice Has A Nasty Sting As a street-pounding undercover cop, Darcy Walker must confront slime balls every day, on both sides of the law. When her father is murdered, Darcy gives up on the establishment and transforms herself into the vigilante heroine Black Scorpion. Blasting through the city in a souped-up Porsche Scorpionmoble, she searches for the key to her father's murder. Along the way, she discovers a conspiracy of the darkest kind. Can she stop her nemesis, the Breathtaker, before he destroys the city? Cast & Crew Actors:  • Joan Severance  • Garrett Morris  • Rick Rossovich Writers:  • Craig J. Nevius Producers:  • Mike Elliott Directors:  • Jonathan Winfrey Product Information Features: Video Interview with Joan Severance Feature Commentary by Joan Severance Cast Biographies Interactive Menus Scene Index Preview Attractions Video: Standard 1.33:1 Color Audio: (more info) ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Surround Studio: New Concorde Home Entertainment Production Year: 1995 Release Date: 1/23/2001 Length: 90 mins Rating: R Includes: Audio Commentary Packaging: Keep Case Number of Discs: 1 Disc: SS-DL Item Code: NH20510D UPC Code: 736991451094 Browsei Category: Movies Genre: Action, Comedy, Femme Fatales, Vigilante Justice Bargains: Under $15 Studios: New Concorde Home Entertainment Customers who bought this Title also bought Barb Wire  DVD-Video Reviews Overall Rating: 3.75 out of 5, including 1 review Be the first customer to comment on this Title. Empire Review Thus stingeth the scorpion! - 3.75 out of 5  (2/23/2001) Films based on comic books are always a gamble. You either run the risk of offending the fans by changing too much about the character or you offend the teenage audience by refusing to bend and make it all ages accessible. "Black Scorpion" is the film that might have solved that tricky equation. The hero isn't based on any hero out there but is rather a hybrid of the best of them. It's also a film that revels in violence, sex and the things we want to see. The "Black Scorpion" isn't a w   more >>