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Slaughter High (The Lost Collection)
Slaughter High
The Lost Collection
Actor: Slaughter High
Director: George Dugdale
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
R     2009     1hr 30min

Eight different people are invited to a five-year high school reunion at their now closed down high school where a former student, disfigured from a prank gone wrong, awaits to take revenge.

     

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Actor: Slaughter High
Director: George Dugdale
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Sub-Genres: Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Studio: Lionsgate
Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen
DVD Release Date: 04/14/2009
Original Release Date: 01/01/1986
Theatrical Release Date: 01/01/1986
Release Year: 2009
Run Time: 1hr 30min
Screens: Color,Full Screen
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaDVD Credits: 1
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 10
MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
Languages: English

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Member Movie Reviews

Craig S. (InnerMacro) from WAUSAU, WI
Reviewed on 3/17/2024...
British actors pretending to be in an American high school = poor line delivery and weird mannerisms that distract from the film. Everything takes place in two hallways, a locker room, and a couple small rooms in a building that looks like it is in England. I got really bored by the 7th time someone ran down the same set of hallways in 'terror'. For a slasher movie named "slaughter", no one is killed for the first 45+ minutes of the film. There are some requisite 'creative-ways-to-kill-someone' in the movie, but they are honestly not all that creative. I normally give older movies credit for their time, but even for 1986 this was cliche. And my biggest question: why does the bathroom door in a school feature one window pane that can be seen through from the outside? Sure there was a part in the script where someone looked in and saw the kids bullying through it, but was this necessary? Slaughter High is a Junior High level effort in both comedy and thrills.

Movie Reviews

The Citizen Kane Of Funny Bad Movies.
Jody Corodey | san jose, Ca United States | 12/20/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I saw this movie almost ten years ago with my brother on one of our weekly horror movie nights. This one always stuck out in my mind. I loved it so much because it didn't really take it self so seriously. Sure, the acting is stilted, and their accents make them sound like deaf people learning to speak! The movie's about a nerd in high school who gets pranked by the popular kids and the prank turns deadly. Or so they think. Turns out that the nerd is alive and ready for revenge (years later, though!). My favorite part of the movie is when the popular kids are reuniting at the abandoned school, and this big motorcycling oaf from the gang comes roaring in on his bike and falls off (even though he clearly is safely getting off the bike and lands on the grass), and the camera closes in on him as he says "Oh, man, that-bike-has-got-to-go". And he says it so slowly and pauses after each word. I used to tell my friends about that scene, and they never believed me that the actor said it that way. But once they saw it, they knew my impression was dead on. All the actors smoke a cigarette in the movie, and smoke them like they're supposed to be smoking pot, which is wierd. Was it supposed to be pot? I don't know. All of the deaths in this movie are hilarious, one funnier after the other. I wont tell you about them because they are to funny for me to spoil them for you. And make sure to keep an eye out for the stereotypical black janitor. Also look out for the great soundtrack of one intsrumental tune over and over, and a rock song with some crazy singer saying,"April Fools, HA HA HA HA"!!! That is the cherry on the top of this garbage heap. This movie is so worth renting, and or buying. Enjoy!!"
Not meant to be watched by those with high standards
creatureart | 09/14/2002
(3 out of 5 stars)

"some of the other reviewers were way too critical with this movie. "slaughter high" is not to be taken seriously. the reason i like this flick is that it is just down right amusing with the creative (yet sometimes outrageous when taking logic into consideration, i.e. the bathtub scene) death scenes, the cheesy soundtrack, and like others have said, the obviously british actors poorly trying to speak like americans. go into it with a light frame of mind and ignore all the rules of what makes a good movie. this movie is just so bad that it's good."
Standard horror with a rumored real-life tragic footnote
Jody Corodey | 09/24/1999
(3 out of 5 stars)

"There's nothing really new here except for a rather eye-opening sequence where the nerd-who-will-become-the-slasher is soundly humiliated in front of "the gang"--complete with extended and rather graphic male nudity. Supposedly, the actor who played the nerd, Simon Scuddamore, committed suicide shortly after its release, which makes watching this scene a faintly queasy experience."