Slaughter High

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Region Code: 1

UPC: 031398108511

Languages: English Dolby Digital 2.0 (Primary), English subtitles, Spanish subtitles

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Skinopsis

This cheesy '80s slasher features some too-old-for-their-roles Brits desperately trying to keep their "American" accents and survive the night in an abandoned high school where years ago, they disfigured this nerdy kid in a prank gone wrong. Gee, we wonder who's killing them off. So, most of the performances aren't great, but there are some really awesome kill scenes (especially the dude whose stomach explodes after he drinks acid-laced beer) and some awesomely gratuitous nudity (hello hot chick taking a bath after getting splattered with blood). All in all, it's ridiculous slasher fun with hot boobs and bloody deaths.

-- Rick Stanko

3 Reasons To buy this film

  • Gory death scenes...
  • exploding stomachs...
  • and gratuitous nudity.

Product Format Information

DVD : $13.99  (Uncut Version)

  • Availability:  ON ORDER
    Ships when stock arrives
  • Region Code:  1
  • UPC: 031398108511
  • Studio: Lions Gate Films
  • Languages:  English Dolby Digital 2.0 (Primary) ,  English Subtitles ,  Spanish Subtitles
  • Aspect Ratio: Full-Frame
  • Extras: Trailers
  • Features:
  • Trivia track
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35 Stars

Rating: R

1985, 92 min

Country:  US

Studio :  Lions Gate Films

Cast:  Caroline Munro, Simon Scuddamore, Mark Ezra, Peter Litten, Donna Yeager, Kelly Baker, Sally Cross

Director:  George Dugdale