Robot Ninja (1989) coming from Tempe Digital (Ronin Flix)

[Frightener22]

It appears a newer distributor, Tempe Digital, will see its release of Robot Ninja getting a release via Ronin Flix! Release date is pending but details are as follows:

https://roninflix.com/collections/co...ts/robot-ninja

Ultimate Edition Blu-ray includes collectible slipcover signed by director J.R. Bookwalter plus an 8-page color booklet with behind-the-scenes photos and liner notes by director J.R. Bookwalter while supplies last.

Late one night, frustrated comic book artist Leonard Miller witnesses the brutal rape and murder of a young couple at the hands of ruthless small-town thugs. Seeking vigilante justice, Miller decides to become his most famous character, stalking the night intent on spilling the blood of any criminal who stands in his way! Painstakingly restored from a 2K film scan of the original 16mm A/B roll cut negative with a dynamic new 5.1 surround sound remix, this VHS-era classic returns in a streaming-exclusive 16:9 widescreen presentation for the first time ever. Written, produced, and directed by J.R. Bookwalter ("The Dead Next Door", "Ozone"), "Robot Ninja" slashes, stabs, guts, pokes, and jabs its way to a climactic finale, putting a unique imprint on the superhero genre.

Starring Michael Todd, Bogdan Pecic, Maria Markovic

Special Features: 2 feature presentations including a new 2K restoration and the original 1989 VHS Version, multiple audio streams, reversible cover with newly-commissioned artwork by David Lange and original 1989 Cinema Home Video VHS artwork, 2 Discs

DISC 1 (Blu-ray, BD-25): New 2K Restored Feature in Original 4:3 Aspect Ratio (1.33:1, 79 Minutes), English DTS HD-MA 5.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Remixes, German, Italian, and Castilian Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Dub Mixes, Optional English and Spanish Subtitles, 3 Audio Commentary Tracks: Writer/Director J.R. Bookwalter, moderated by Matthew Dilts-Williams of Phantom Pain Films, Executive producer David DeCoteau and producer J.R. Bookwalter, and Director J.R. Bookwalter, star James L. Edwards, associate producer Scott P. Plummer, co-creator David Lange, and special makeup consultant David P. Barton, PLUS the following featurettes: Rebuilding the Robot: J.R. Bookwalter on the Restoration (21 Mins), Thank You Miss Barbeau: Interview with Linnea Quigley (5 Mins), Contemplating Coleslaw: Interview with Scott Spiegel (6 Mins), Dr. Goodknight's Neighborhood: Location Tour with Benjamin Bookwalter (5 Mins), "The Robot Ninja" 2013 Fan Film with introduction by director Johnny Dickie (7 Mins), Artwork & Promotional Gallery (5 Mins), Behind The Scenes Gallery (6 Mins), and Production Stills Gallery (4 Mins)

DISC 2 (Dual-Layer DVD-9): 1989 VHS Version in 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio (1.33:1, 80 Minutes), Unreleased Dolby Digital 2.0 Original Stereo Mix, Option English and Spanish Subtitles, Audio Commentary with Doug Tilley and Moe Porne of The No-Budget Nightmares Podcast, Robot Ninja: Unmasked! Featurette (48 Mins), Behind-the-Scenes Footage with audio commentary by director J.R. Bookwalter (30 Mins), Rough Cut Outtakes (11 Mins), "The Adventures of Robot Ninja" TV Show Promo (2 Mins), Newscast Outtakes (12 Mins), Location Preshoots (7 Mins), Original 1989 VHS Release Trailer (3 Mints), PLUS the following DVD-ROM Features: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with Complete Score Composed & Performed by J.R. Bookwalter plus songs by Foxx, Argus, Rodney Shields, and J.R. Bookwalter (MP3, 320kbps), Original Treatment (PDF), and Three Screenplay Drafts (PDF)

Tempe Digital // 1989 // 79 Minutes // Not Rated // Color // English // All Region

[deltatauhobbit]

Doesn't look like it's any different than the one that's already been out and discussed in this thread:
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ht=robot+ninja

This isn't a Ronin Flix exclusive or anything, you can actually get it from DiabolikDVD right now and a few other sites at the moment, also direct from Tempe Video's store website.

I was one of the Indiegogo supporters. It's a really fun flick if you're into low budget and bloody films so I recommend picking it up anywhere you can.