From Signal One Entertainment, the Rutger Hauer classic – Wanted Dead or Alive – will have a Blu-ray release in the UK on 12th June. Here’s what they had to say
News: Signal One Entertainment to release ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’ on Blu-ray this June
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