Directed by: Rene Daalder
Stars: Derrel Maury, Andrew Stevens, Robert Carradine
Language: English + Commentaries (3tracks) | Subtitles: English (embed)
Country: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 16:9 | Brrip
Description: David is the new kid at Central High. The only person he knows is Mark, who runs with the local toughs led by Craig. David keeps his distance, preferring not to join the “club.” He tries to convince the other students not to be pushed around, and intervenes once too often on their behalf. When he directly becomes a victim of Craig and the boys, David orchestrates a plan that causes an attrition problem amongst the members of the clique. Mark worries for his safety, even though he and David were once friends.
2.25GB | 87:47mins | 1280×720 | mkv
https://tezfiles.com/file/08babb1b96fb1/Massacre.at.Central.High.1976.mkv
Bring back the Italian Version. Good for archival purposes.
I love this movie. But there are a lot of things wrong with it.
I knew it’s going to be good and it already became one of my favorite horror movie, thanks rarelust.
It’s great to finally get a better copy of “Massacre At Central High.” It’s truly a cult classic. Fans of this one should know about the similar “Cruisin’ High,” which is also here under the title “Cat Murkil & the Silks.” Thanks for bringing all these lost titles back! These are fantastic.
Thank you for this. I hope more RL fans see this movie! This rrrip looks amazing and lets us easily see what a cool mix of R-rated After School Special and bloody revenge picture we have here. There’s a long shot of the gorgeous Kimberly Beck skinny-dipping (and lots of impressive young male physiques for those interested!)
Another great find!
Finally. I’ve been waiting 44 years for this
Thanks for the upgrade!
Full poster with extensive damage fixed up for your personal media server: http://www.imagebam.com/image/4844531362219137
A true gem of low budget filmmaking. Basically, an offbeat revenge flick that looks like an inspiration for a host of later teen thrillers like ‘Heathers’, ‘The New Kids’. ‘Tuff Turf’, etc. this clever little film uses the microcosm of high school to comment on class struggle and other socio-political themes. I can’t thank you enough for this… my only print was a VHS!
Commentaries are not really that at all. They are compiled interviews. The first is by Mike White (‘The Projection Booth’ Podcast) featuring interviews with cast members Andrew Stevens, Robert Carradine, Derrel Maury and Rex Steven Sikes. The second audio channel has a somewhat short interview with director Renee Daalder, conducted by writer/horror historian Michael Gingold.
upgraded
Do you have the Italian version?
no