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Teenage kicks take a decidedly dark turn in director Douglas Grossman's Hell High - a twisted tale of delinquency pushed to its horrifying extreme, where Class of 1984 meets I Spit on Your Grave! When high school football hero Jon-Jon (Breaking Bad's Christopher Cousins) quits the team, he winds up falling in with a group of outcasts led by the sadistic Dickens (played to unhinged perfection by the late Christopher Stryker). With a willing new recruit in tow, the gang's youthful hijinks soon spiral into a night of abject horror when they decide to play a cruel prank on the home of their teacher Miss Storm - who, unbeknownst to the youngsters, harbors a dark and tormented past. Hell High - which was released in some international territories as Raging Fury - is a singular entry in the late '80s horror canon, melding elements of the revenge movie with the trappings of the slasher genre to delirious effect. School's out... forever!

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Bonus Materials

• Brand new 2K restoration from the original camera negative approved by cinematographer Steven Fierberg
• High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation
• Original uncompressed stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Brand new audio commentary with director/producer/co-writer Douglas Grossman and cinematographer Steven Fierberg
• Archival audio commentary with director/producer/co-writer Douglas Grossman
• Archival introduction and audio commentary with film critic Joe Bob Briggs
• School’s Out! – a newly-filmed interview with director/producer/co-writer Douglas Grossman
• A Beautiful Nightmare – a newly-filmed interview with cinematographer Steven Fierberg
• Jon-Jon’s Journey – a newly-filmed interview with actor Christopher Cousins
• The More the Better – a newly-filmed interview with actress Maureen Mooney
• Music is Not Sound – a newly-filmed interview with composers Rich Macar and Christopher Hyams-Hart
• Back to Schools: The Locations of Hell High – a tour of the original Hell High filming sites with author/filmmaker Michael Gingold
• Archival video interviews with director/producer/co-writer Douglas Grossman and co-writer Leo Evans
• Deleted Scene
• Alternate Opening Titles
• Trailers and TV Spots
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly-commissioned artwork by Ralf Krause
• FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring liner notes by Michael Gingold, including an exclusive interview with stunt coordinator/actor Webster Whinery

Sales Points

• New to Blu-ray
• Featured in Slice and Dice: The Slasher Film Forever
• 80s slasher film from the Cult director of Up the Creek

Press Quotes

'Hell High' is rated R and contains nudity, violence and profanity.

     —Richard Harrington, Washington Post

'Hell High' is a completely convincing 80's slasher product.

     —Dustin Putman, The Film File

Hell High is sure to turn a few heads now that it has the audience it deserves.

     —Movieline Online

Arrow Video continues on with their superb streak of ’70s and ’80s slasher film releases with Hell High, and this edition is presented in a stunning new 2K restoration and comes with a wide array of special features.

     —David J. Moore, The Movie Elite

This is another impressive effort from Arrow of a cult release…

     —Blu-ray.com

Hell High makes its way to Blu-ray via an exceptional release from Arrow Video that comes with a solid audio/video presentation and a ridiculous number of extras that leave no stone unturned, highly recommended.

     —Michael Den Boer, 10k Bullets

HELL HIGH is a surprisingly fun and sleazy slasher

     —Matthew Orozco, Macabre Daily

Hell High’s mix of genres is certainly interesting and fairly creative

     —Roger Batty, Musique Machine

If you’ve never attended Hell High, it’s time to get to class! Worth A Look

     —Matthew Hartman, High Def Digest

Many will highlight it today as a forgotten and overlooked gem, worthy of being celebrated the way that many disregarded genre films of the past are these days, but Hell High is certainly worth a look.

     —TIM SALMONS | The Digital Bits, The Digital Bits