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Scream Queen: ”Lost” Horror Movie Gets a Blu-ray Release Next Month

Visual Vengeance has revealed the next title to get the Blu-ray treatment in its catalog of microbudget horror obscurities, and it’s the ”lost” Linnea Quigley (Return of the Living Dead, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4) slasher Scream Queen.

It’s the first-ever wide release for the film, and its previous rarity effectively made it a movie lost to time.

Scream Queen Blu-Ray Release Date

Scream Queen will be released on Visual Vengeance Blu-ray on November 28, 2023, and will come with a host of extras. Some of these are listed below.

  • All region Blu-ray
  • New director-approved 480p SD master presented on Blu-ray from original tape elements
  • Commentary with Writer / Director Brad Sykes
  • Once Upon A Time In Horrorwood: Behind the Scenes Documentary
  • Second Feature: Original Producer’s Cut of Movie
  • New Linnea Quigley Interview
  • Editor Mark Polonia Interview
  • Behind The Scenes Image Gallery
  • Linnea Quigley Image Gallery
  • Original Script Selects
  • Original Trailer
  • Visual Vengeance Trailers
  • Six-page liner notes by Tony Strauss of Weng’s Chop Magazine
  • Limited Edition slipcase by Rick Melton – FIRST PRESSING ONLY
  • Limited Edition ‘Series 2’ Video Store Rental Card – FIRST PRESSING ONLY
  • Collectible Linnea Quigley folded mini-poster
  • ‘Stick your own’ VHS sticker set
  • Reversible sleeve featuring original home video art
  • Optional English subtitles

In the story of Scream Queen, horror star Malicia Tombs (Linnea Quigley) mysteriously dies after leaving the set of her latest, now unfinished, low-budget Shot-on-video shocker. Soon, an unseen masked killer is chopping and hacking his/ her way through the cast and crew as punishment for Tomb’s death – leaving a bloody trail of revenge.

You can watch the trailer for it below to gauge the kind of film Scream Queen is.

Scream Queen - VVBlu-ray Collector's Edition Trailer

This super obscurity was shot in 1998 by indie horror stalwart Brad Sykes, and finally finished in 2002. Considered a ‘lost’ Linnea Quigley movie, Scream Queen is not only a solid 1990s Shot-on-Video slasher that borrows from the Italian Giallo sub-genre, but also takes swift jabs at the US independent horror movie scene of the time.

Visual Vengeance is a Blu-ray label dedicated to vintage ‘Shot on Video’ and microbudget genre independents from the 1980s through 2000s.

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