Home Video Release
After the film's theatrical run, it was released on videocassette and laserdisc in 1991 by Media Home Entertainment. A Region 2 and Region 4 widescreen DVD is available in Europe, Japan and Australia.
Although the film had a theatrical and home video VHS release in the USA, to this present day, it has not had an official Region 1 DVD release in North America, but a MOD (Manufactured On Demand) widescreen DVD from MGM Classics Collection was announced (on Screen Archives Entertainment's website) to be available mid-September 2011 under its original title, "Dark Angel". Currently, there is no announcement for a Blu-ray release.
The 1994 film Dark Angel: The Ascent is not a sequel to this film.
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