Surviving high school is murder with the Vestron Video Collector’s Series’ upcoming release of Slaughter High, arriving for the first time on limited-edition Blu-ray on October 31st, 2017 from Lionsgate. A high school prank gone wrong comes back to haunt the offenders during their five-year high school reunion. From the makers of Friday the 13th, Slaughter High includes all-new special features, including the “Going to Pieces” and “My Days at Doddsville” featurettes, an audio commentary with co-writers/directors George Dugdale and Peter Litten, and more! Restored, remastered, and uncut, the limited-edition Vestron Video Collector’s Series Slaughter High Blu-ray will be available for the suggested retail price of $39.97.
OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS: There’s horror in the halls, lynching in the lunchroom, and murder in the metal shop. Welcome to Slaughter High — where the students are dying to get out! In high school, Marty was the kid all the students teased, taunted, and tortured mercilessly. One day, things went too far — one of their jokes backfired, disfiguring Marty for life. Now, five years later, Marty has arranged a special reunion for all of his high school “friends.” The prom queen, the jock, the class clown, the rebel, and a few select others have been invited . . . and it’s going to be a gala of gore!
BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
· Audio Commentary with Co-Writers/Directors George Dugdale and Peter Litten
· Audio Interview with Composer Harry Manfredini featuring Isolated Music and SFX Selections
· “Going to Pieces” Featurette with Co-Writer/Director Mark Ezra
· “My Days at Doddsville” Featurette with Actress Caroline Munro
· Alternate Title Sequence
· Theatrical Trailer
· Radio Spots
· Still Gallery
At least the movie only runs 70 minutes, though I suppose that extra 10 technically disqualifies it from being a literal amateur hour.