THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH Slithers to Blu-ray
Steve Barton
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Would you just look at that thing’s face? How can you not adore it and its mouthful of hot dogs and bulging eyes? It’s irresistible, I tell ya! Now you can see all that and more in stunning 1080p when The Horror of Party Beach comes to Blu-ray via Severin Films.
On August 28th, you’re invited to the bloodiest beach bash of the year. The Horror of Party Beach is ready to rock viewers’ eyeballs in sparkling HD, leaving no grain of sand unstained by the gory aftermath of its shock-and-roll shenanigans!
In 1964, 20th Century Fox released an independent shocker – shot in two weeks for $50,000 outside Stamford, Connecticut, by local producer/director Del Tenney – advertised as “The First Horror-Monster Musical.” More than 50 years later, this “absolute classic of exploitation cinema” (Legends Magazine) returns like you’ve never seen or heard it before.
When nuclear waste dumped into the ocean mutates a shipwreck full of corpses, it will unleash an onslaught of bikini teens, surprising gore, dubious science, an intrepid maid, The Del-Aires, and arguably the greatest worst monsters in horror movie history. Severin Films is proud to present this cult favorite from “Connecticut’s own Ed Wood” (Stamford Advocate), now featuring a new 2K scan from the original negative and loaded with all-new Special Features like nothing that ever stalked this earth!
https://youtu.be/QQwX06caYTY
Special Features:
- Return to Party Beach: A Retrospective Documentary on The Horror of Party Beach
- It’s the Living End: An Encounter with The Del-Aires
- Shock & Roll: Filmmaker Tim Sullivan on Rock & Roll Horror Movies
- Archival Interview with Director Del Tenney
- Trailer
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