Announced and put up for pre-order this morning, Vinegar Syndrome‘s new Blu-ray releases for March include two slashers, one from the 80s and one from the 90s, and an action flick.

First up is 1989’s Rush Week, directed by Bob Bralver.

“Toni Daniels is an ambitious young journalist working for her college newspaper. Tired of covering the same boring stories as her peers, Toni becomes intrigued by the recent disappearances of several female students and believes that they may be linked to an on-campus murder that happened the previous year during the college’s raucous Rush Week. Despite being certain that something terrible has been happening on campus, no one she talks to is willing to admit that the disappearances are cause for concern. Undeterred, Tori decides to investigate the mystery on her own, but before long finds herself becoming embroiled in a twist filled saga of deeply buried, and bloody secrets which attract the attention of a sadistic killer who will stop at nothing to hide the truth…”

“One of the last films to emerge out of the 1980s slasher heyday, acclaimed stuntman Bob Bralver’s (Roadhouse, Darkman) feature filmmaking debut, RUSH WEEK, is a stylish and suspenseful mix of classic whodunit storytelling and slice n’ dice sensibilities. Starring Pamela Ludwig (Pale Blood), Dean Hamilton (TV’s 21 Jump Street), and Roy Thinnes (TV’s The X-Files), Vinegar Syndrome brings this slasher sleeper to its long overdue Blu-ray debut, newly restored in 2K!”

And then we have 1995’s Last Gasp, directed by Scott McGinnis.

“Leslie Chase will do anything it takes to push through his mega real estate development, even if it includes arranging the massacre of a Mexican native tribe to clear a patch of land. But no bad deed goes unpunished as, after murdering the tribe’s chief in cold blood, Leslie’s body and mind are taken over by the chief’s vengeful spirit. Forced into committing a series of heinous murders Leslie’s life is thrown into greater peril when a private detective, who has been hired to investigate the disappearance of one of his victims, begins to suspect that the elusive real estate tycoon is harboring a deadly secret…”

“An intriguing mix of supernatural possession horror and straightforward slasher, complemented by several bloody set-pieces, character actor Scott McGinnis’ (Making the Grade) second feature film, LAST GASP, stars Robert Patrick (Terminator 2: Judgement Day), Golden Globe nominee Joanna Pacula, Nan Martin (Cast Away, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors), and cult filmmaker Don Edmonds (Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS). Vinegar Syndrome presents this under-seen piece of direct-to-video horror on Blu-ray for the first time, newly restored in 4K.”

Finally there’s 1977’s Death Promise, directed by Robert Warmflash.

“The residents of a dilapidated New York tenement building are being harassed and threatened by Iguana Realty, the dummy corporation which owns the land, in an effort to force them out of their homes. But when karate master Charley’s father is murdered by a group of thugs hired by the landlords, he decides to take matters into his own hands. Enlisting the help of his best friend, fellow fighter Speedy, and driven by a desire for vengeance, they soon develop a plan to murder each board member of Iguana Realty. However, what they don’t realize is that their final target is someone much closer to home…”

“A genre blending grindhouse classic that perfectly embodies the mid 70s, NYC lensed exploitation film aesthetic, Robert Warmflash’s DEATH PROMISE oozes sublime 70s sleaze from beginning to end. Starring Charles Bonet (Don’t Go in the House) alongside Speedy Leacock, stuntman Thompson Kao Kang (The Black Dragon), and martial arts film legend Tony Liu (Way of the Dragon), Vinegar Syndrome is proud to present the worldwide Blu-ray debut of DEATH PROMISE, newly restored in 2K from its original 35mm camera negative!”

Head over to VinegarSyndrome.com to learn more and place your pre-orders.