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Dark Star (Hyperdrive Edition)
- Format: Blu-ray
- Release Date: 11/6/2012

Dark Star (Hyperdrive Edition)
- Format: Blu-ray
- Release Date: 11/6/2012
- Starring: Andreijah Pahich, Carl Duniholm, Brian Narelle, Dre Pahich, Cal Kuniholm, Dan O'Bannon, Joe Saunders, Cookie Knapp
- UPC: 089859901027
- Item #: 383246X
- Director: John Carpenter
- Genre: Science Fiction, Comedy Video
- Release Date: 11/6/2012
- Closed Caption: No
- Original Year: 1974
- Run Time: 83 minutes
- Distributor/Studio: Vci Video

Product Notes
In the mid twenty-first century, mankind has reached a point in it's technological advances to enable colonization of the far reaches of the universe. DARK STAR is a futuristic scout ship traveling far in advance of colony ships. Armed with Exponential Thermosteller Bombs, it prowls the darkest reaches of space on a mission to seek out and destroy unstable planets ahead of the colonist. But there is one obstacle that it's crew members did not count on - one of the ship's thinking and talking bombs is lodged in the bay, threatening to destroy the entire ship and crew! DARK STAR was originally intended to be a 68 minute film. Jack Harris, the Hollywood producer, convinced the filmmakers to shoot 15 minutes of extra footage and he released the expanded version theatrically in 1975 through Bryanston Pictures.