TEENAGE RIOT VIDEO PARTY w/ Slipcase

AGFA + Something Weird Present the TEENAGE RIOT VIDEO PARTY! True Unvarnished Confessions of Juvenile Delinquents curated from the SWV Vault!

50,000,000 juvenile delinquents can't be wrong! Featuring four rumble-ready features (all preserved from the Something Weird Digibeta and S-VHS masters, as the original film elements are lost, decayed, or inaccessible), TEENAGE RIOT VIDEO PARTY is a campy ode to mid-century teenage turmoil. Remember: "This will affect every parent and teen in the entire world . . . because it's real!"

LOST, LONELY, AND VICIOUS (1958, b&w)
Filmed in the wake of James Dean’s death, this noir-ish slice of Dean-spolitation is the best movie about Hollywood ever made in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

JACKTOWN (1962, b&w)
Feeling like a gaudy juvenile delinquent paperback come-to-life, this teen prison expose was filmed on the sleazy streets of Michigan and features a role from Patty McCormack (THE BAD SEED).

THE FLAMING TEEN-AGE (1956, b&w)
Jesus (kind of) saves in this "true story" about drugs and salvation from Irvin S. Yeaworth, a maker of 16mm religious shorts who would later direct THE BLOB.

THE NARCOTIC STORY (1958, Color)
This outrageous amalgam of classroom scare films and nasty exploitation was produced by a company called Police Science — so you know it's legit.

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Region Free Blu-ray
• LOST, LONELY, AND VICIOUS, JACKTOWN, & THE FLAMING TEEN-AGE: Preserved from the original 2000s Something Weird Digibeta masters
• THE NARCOTIC STORY: Preserved from the original 1990s Something Weird S-VHS master
• Riotous Trailers and Drive-In Snipes
• Archival Image Gallery
• Watch the full, uninterrupted program in “All Nite Slumber Party” mode
• Booklet with essay by Something Weird's Lisa Petrucci
• English SDH subtitles