Streets of Fire 1984
The film is an incredible mix of music, dialog, and violence. One of its taglines is "A Rock & Roll Fable".
As any good rock and roll fable should, Streets of Fire opens with a catchy, fist-pumping power ballad, courtesy of Ellen Aim (Diane Lane); a big league rock chick performing a benefit concert in her run-down home town. Unfortunately not all her fans are happy go lucky locals. Willem Dafoe becomes mega-creep Raven Shaddock – leader of an evil biker gang who’s intent on dragging Ellen back to his hideout. Snatching the singer off stage (but thankfully not until she’s finished her big number), Raven rides off into the night with his new prize, leaving boyfriend and manager Billy Fish (Rick Moranis) to devise a rescue plan. Unfortunately Billy is no gang brawler, but he does have enough money to pay Ellen’s ex boyfriend/all round tough guy Tom Cody (Michael Pare) to cash in as the hero.

2 x BD50 | AVC 1080p | 01:34:03 | 29.3 Gb + 46 Gb + 3% rec
Language: English
Subtitles: English

Director: Walter Hill
Cast: Michael Pare, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis, Willem Dafoe
Country: Action, Crime, Drama, Music, Romance, Thriller
Genre: USA

Extras:

Shotguns & Six Strings: The Making of a Rock N Roll Fable – A Feature-Length Documentary Featuring Interviews with Director/Co-writer Walter Hill, Producer Lawrence Gordon, Actors Michael Pare, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, Richard Lawson, Elizabeth Daily, Lee Ving, Screenwriter Larry Gross, Editor Freeman Davies, Associate Producer Mae Woods, Art Director James Allen, Costume Designer Marilyn Vance, Assistant Director David Sosna, Choreographer Jeffrey Hornaday, Sound Editor Richard Anderson, Music Producer Kenny Vance and Many More... (1:40:23, 1080p). In English, not subtitled.

Rumble On The Lot: Walter Hill's Streets of Fire Revisited – A Feature-Length Documentary Featuring Interviews with Director/Co-writer Walter Hill, Actor Michael Pare, Amy Madigan and Art Director James Allen (1:22:29, 1080p). In English, not subtitled.

Vintage Featurettes: Rock and Roll Fable, Exaggerated Realism, Choreographing the Crowd, Creating the Costumes, From the Ground Up (10:43). In English, not subtitled.

Music Videos (8:39) - some music videos produced when the movie came out that are played in succession.

Theatrical Trailer (2:25). In English, not subtitled.

On Air Promos (13:13). In English, not subtitled.

Still Gallery (10:22)