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Slumber Party Massacre [Blu-ray] [US Import]

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3.2 out of 5 stars 24 customer reviews
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  • Language: English
  • Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 1.78:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (24 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B00GSTHD1G
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5.0 out of 5 starsNot So Good Films, Great Release
By Waqar Shah on 17 Jan. 2011
Format: DVD
Slumber Party Massacre: The Collection [DVD] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]
I'm not really going to review the films. Usually these reviews are meant to be about the product itself, so here goes.

The SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE is a somewhat average fun low budget satire slasher.

SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE II heads more to the comedic theme. It was a so bad it's good film, filled with insanity and bad acting.

SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE III goes straight to serious horror. The story was actually the best of the three, but some of the acting and silliness brought it down, to being better than II, but not as fun as the original.

Now for the DVD set. You get 2 discs. One with The SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE, and the other with the two sequels.

The first two films are presented in their theatrical releases, however I get the impression that SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE II was originally shot in full screen. It still looks good in widescreen, and doesn't seem to lose much from the screen. All they've done really is crop the top and bottom to make it look widescreen. The third film is presented in its original full screen format.

There are decent extras where you get:
. An all new three part documentary called Sleepless Nights: Revisiting The Slumber Party Massacres. That talks about all three films.
. An audio commentary by the cast and crew for each film.
. A still gallery.
. Theatrical trailers for the three films.

Disk 1 - The SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE - Contains the actual film. The three part documentary. A still gallery. The trailers for all three films.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsSLUMBER PARTY SETS STANDARD FOR SLASHER FILM
By The Movie Guy on 16 Sept. 2013
Format: DVD
I) The five star rating is based upon the strength of the first film. The movie starts out with organ music, the type you would expect to see in a Vincent Price movie. The first nude scene comes quickly as Corman always shoots the all important scenes, such as young girls getting dressed first thing in the morning. What is most funny about the film was the choice of murder weapon, a battery powered drill. Anyone who has ever used one of these things on a human knows that it is okay for flesh, but as soon as you hit bone it stops or slows down and runs out the battery. Sometimes it spins back.

The movie contains several noteworthy scenes such as the "peeper" scene which carried over into the two sequels. This one also had the memorable shower scene (pass the soap please). For you youngsters, this was an era when 18 year old teens could legally buy alcohol. The Jim Jones and Kool-Aid reference was also of the era. Note the telephone color co-ordination of red and turquoise, all in the same model. BTW, the correct way to ease drop on an extension phone is to disconnect the receiver, unscrew the mouth piece and remove the diaphragm, reconnect the receiver then listen.

II) Courtney survived the first one and has bad dreams going into the second one. She is in an all girl band who go away for the weekend. They have a pillow fight and are spied upon by boys. Only one girl goes topless for the lone nude scene. The killer in this one is a greaser from Courtney's dream. He has more character than the killer in the first film, but this movie makes less sense and doesn't have the "fun" aspect of the first one.

III) This movie is the final installment as it starts out with beach volleyball.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsA classic old-school slasher
By Daniel Jolley HALL OF FAMETOP 500 REVIEWER on 16 July 2012
Format: DVD
Given all of the gratuitous nudity and clichéd storyline in evidence during Slumber Party Massacre, you would never know that the film was written and directed by a pair of feminists. If there were ever a slasher film where a girl victim actually finishes the killer off once she has him down, you would think it would be this one. You would be wrong. You won't find any of the girls in this movie singing "I am woman, hear me roar" because they're too busy dropping their weapons and running away like almost every other female victim in every other slasher film ever made.

When her parents go away for a few days, Trish (Michelle Michaels) decides it's the perfect time to kick it old school with a good old-fashioned slumber party with the girls. No one seems to know there's a killer in their midst - an escaped prisoner who murdered five people back in 1959. After twenty-plus years of not killing, Russ Thorn (Michael Villella) eagerly starts killing people in broad daylight (although no one notices) long before the slumber party even begins. Truth be told, it isn't much of a party - only four girls are there, and they barely get a chance to start drinking and smoking weed before the fun begins - although they do find time to titillate a couple of high school boys by changing clothes in front of an open window. Then the killer shows up, at which point all the girls turn into stereotypical slasher victims. Meanwhile, the hot new girl in town, Valerie (Robin Stille) - who lives next door but wasn't invited because some of the girls are jealous of her--and her annoying younger sister begin to wonder what is going on at the party. Needless to say, they eventually find out.Read more ›
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Published on 3 Feb. 2014 by Corey Newcombe
1.0 out of 5 starsRepugnant.

Originally intended to be a feminist parody of the slasher formula that was running rife post Halloween, The Slumber Party Massacre was tampered with so as to make a serious horror... Read more

Published on 26 Oct. 2013 by Spike Owen
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Published on 19 Oct. 2013 by Gordon
1.0 out of 5 starsSlumber Party, More Like Fell Asleep Party.

This was a dreadful film, truely dreadful. The usual story line, a group of teenagers being killed off one by one by a crazed killer, (no motive. Read more

Published on 19 Oct. 2013 by STEVENTO
3.0 out of 5 starsA watchably enjoyable slasher

While not likely to remain memorable for many viewers months after watching, this is a fun film with many things to recommend it. Read more

Published on 27 Jan. 2013 by Benminx
5.0 out of 5 starsGood old B-movie exploitation fun.

In 1982, Roger Corman decided to muster up his own spin on the emerging slasher trend. With his New World studio backing up-and-coming director Amy Jones, the first feminist... Read more

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