Rad (Steelbook) - Blu-ray

Pure 80s energy, BMX stunts, and unapologetic nostalgia—Rad (Steelbook) – Blu-ray is a must-have collector’s edition for fans of cult sports cinema and retro vibes.

Presented in a limited-edition Steelbook case, this release turns the film’s neon-soaked BMX culture into a bold, display-worthy collectible. The artwork captures its iconic mix of street racing, competitive spirit, and underground style—making it a standout piece in any 80s film collection. The Blu-ray presentation enhances the bright colors, outdoor stunt sequences, and classic production feel with clean detail and improved clarity.

Rad follows a young BMX rider chasing his dream of competing in the intense “Helltrack” race, facing corporate pressure, rival riders, and impossible odds along the way. It’s part sports film, part underdog story, and fully committed to the energy and optimism of 1980s youth culture.

This Steelbook edition is the definitive way to experience the film, combining cult nostalgia with premium physical packaging designed for retro movie collectors.

But don’t wait—cult 80s Steelbook releases are produced in limited quantities, and once they sell out, they rarely return.

Key Features:

• Limited-edition Steelbook packaging with retro BMX artwork

• Blu-ray presentation with enhanced color and clarity

• Cult 80s sports film centered on BMX racing

• Iconic stunt sequences and underdog competition story

• Must-have collectible for retro film and Steelbook fans

Stock is limited and demand from collectors is strong—secure yours now before it disappears from circulation.

Stunting small-town paperboy Cru Jones (Bill Allen) knew he had what it took to excel at BMX, and he wanted to prove it by qualifying for the grueling pro event known as "Helltrack." Can he prevail against the surly factory riding champ (Bart Conner) cutting him off at every turn? Freewheeling "'Karate Kid' with pedals" that's become a cult favorite since it's moment also stars Lori Loughlin, Talia Shire, Ray Walston, Jack Weston; Hal Needham directs. 91 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; featurettes.