Vestron Video Sets Date for the ‘SLAUGHTER HIGH’ Blu-Ray!

Ever since Lionsgate announced their Vestron Video Collector Series Blu-Ray line up, genre fans hoped that they would finally release the uncut version of Slaughter High. Well fiends, that day is here. Read on for the press release…

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™ uncut on October 31 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 13^th, 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 and remastered, 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 . . . 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 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

Slaughter High was released on DVD via a Movie multi-pack from Lionsgate, as well an edition via “The Lost Collection”. Arrow Video released it on DVD in the UK but this is the first time the film will be arriving uncut on Blu-Ray.