Lightning Video: Difference between revisions

'''Lightning Video''' was a division of [[Vestron Video]] used to distribute extreme B and made-for-TV movies during the 1980s.

'''Availability:''' Appeared on their video releases, like ''French Quarter Undercover'', ''Acts of Violence'', ''Hands of Steel'', ''Crawlspace'', ''Superstition'', ''Evils of the Night'', ''The Dungeonmaster'', ''The Sea Serpent'', ''Cheech and Chong's The Corsican Brothers'', ''New York Nights'', ''Terrorvision'', ''Blind Date'' (1984), ''The Zero Boys'', ''Sky High'' (1985), ''The Princess Academy'', ''The Alchemist'', ''Native Son'', ''Zone Troopers'', ''Party Camp'', ''Street Trash'', ''Deadly Mission'', ''The Women's Club'', ''Billy Galvin'', ''American Justice,'' ''Chopping Mall'', ''The Party Animal'', ''Manhattan Baby'', ''Every Time We Say Goodbye'', and ''The Wind'' (1986), among others. This appeared at the end of the ''Chopping Mall'' DVD''.'' On the Lionsgate ''Horror Collection 8 Movie Pack'' print of that film, it appears at the beginning, rather than the end, which suggests that a new VHS source was used for this particular release. It also makes a surprise appearance on the [[Family Home Entertainment]] VHS of ''The Year Without a Santa Claus'', which has the Vestron "Red V-Ball" logo on the packaging, and the 1991 FHE logo alongside late-1980s era FHE previews, the [[Avid Home Entertainment]] VHS of ''American Commandos'', and Tubi's print of ''Amazing Masters of Martial Arts'' after the [[Artisan Entertainment]] logo. This does not appear on the [[Wizard Video]] or [[VidAmerica]] titles they distributed.