police detective investigating a string of drug-related murders. Brian Benben as Special Agent Arwood "Larry" Smith, an FBI agent and Caine's new partner. Betsy Brantley as Diane Pallone, a coroner and Caine's girlfriend. Matthias Hues as Talec, an extraterrestrial drug dealer. Jay Bilas as Azeck, an extraterrestrial police officer. Unlike Talec, he is fluent in English. Jim Haynie as Captain Malone, Caine's boss. David Ackroyd as Inspector Switzer, Smith's boss. Sherman Howard as Victor Manning, a white collar drug dealer and boss of the White Boys. Sam Anderson as Warren, underboss of the White Boys. Alex Morris as Detective Ray Turner, Caine's original partner. He is killed by the White Boys during a sting operation. The film also stars Mark Lowenthal as Bruce, an eccentric and paranoid scientist; Michael J. Pollard as Boner, a petty criminal; Jesse Vint as McMurphy, Talec's first victim; Mimi Cochran as a car mechanic; Jack Willis as a liquor store owner; Tony Brubaker as a garage sweeper; Brandon Smith as a market clerk; and Al Leong (credited as Albert Leong) as a luggage salesman who tries to rip off the White Boys. Production Development and writing Screenwriter David Koepp was credited as Leonard Maas Jr. Vision PDG was the only credited production company. In April 1989, after filming went two weeks over its deadline, the film's principal photography wrapped in Houston, Texas. Although the film was planned for release for August 3, 1990, it was eventually pushed back to September 28. Music Soundtrack The closing credits include "Touch Me Tonight" by Shooting Star, which had previously charted on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 67. Release Theatrical I Come In Peace was released in the United States on September 28, 1990. The film was released as Dark Angel in other territories. Home media After the film's theatrical run, it was released on VHS and laserdisc in 1991 by Media Home Entertainment. A Region 2 (widescreen) and Region 4 (fullscreen) DVD is available in Europe, Japan and Australia. In September 2011, in the US a Manufactured On Demand widescreen DVD from MGM Classics Collection was available online. It was released under its original title, "Dark Angel". A Blu-ray was released on August 27, 2013 by Shout! Factory as part of their Scream Factory label. This edition contains a 24 minutes retrospective featurette with new interview of the director Craig Baxley, Dolph Lundgren and Brian Benben, as